What type of plant is this?

Question

This soft egg looking object (the approx. size and apppearance of a chicken egg)was found under a rotting log. A small patch of fibrous roots resembling a tail was attached to the cover. Under the cover was a slimey substance. Inside the slime was a red object that looked like a star-fish w/ its points touching.so as to be in a ball shape. In the center of this "starfish" was something green. I live in the state of Virginia which is located on the eastern seaboard of the USA. Thank you.

Answer 1

Fungus? Not really a plant.

Answer 2

In California I had maximum of plant life and enjoyed them each and all of the watermelon plant and one i don't bear in mind the call of it grew to become right into a huge pink plant with eco-friendly in it and it grew so properly perhaps it grew to become right into a coleus I enjoyed it and that i enjoyed the rubber tree and the ficus and this enormous leaf plant that grew to become into stated as a fox tail philodendron or something like that yet now I stay in the wasteland and can't enhance something so i like those that i don't ought to water in the homestead exterior i like those i will eat and my herbs, clean is suitable!

Answer 3

It's a fungus, sounds like the octopus stinkhorn, Clathrus archeri. Here's linkss to photo of immature and mature. The sites aren't in english but you can google the scientific name and find out anything else you might want to know.
Fairly rare in North America according to "Mushrooms Demystified." More common in Europe and Russia.

Answer 4

It could be a fungi, an earth star, in an immature state.

Answer 5

If you can post a picture it would be helpful.

"Just Browsin" is probably right, it sounds more like a fungus than a plant.

Answer 6

IT'S AN ALIEN POD...DON'T GO TO SLEEP TONIGHT...(>{

Answer 7

um... my favorite color is building

Answer 8

idk