What is another word for clathraceae?
Pronunciation: [klˈaθɹe͡ɪsˌiː] (IPA) 
Clathraceae is a small family of fungi that includes about 50 species worldwide. Synonyms for this word include "cage fungi," "net fungus," and "stinkhorn." These fungi are known for their unique and fascinating fruiting bodies, which are often cage-like structures called sphaerocysts. The cage-like shape of these fungi helps to distribute their spores, which are carried by insects and other animals. The foul odor of some clathraceae species also attracts flies and other insects that help to distribute the spores. Although these fungi are not typically consumed by humans, they play an important role in the ecology of forest ecosystems, helping to break down plant material and recycle nutrients.
