Giant pull ball fun gus grows in water or land?

Answer 1

First, the greatest website on fungi known to humankind is: http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/ If you are looking for the giant puffball, in particular, you can go directly here: http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/aug98.html But I will answer your most immediate question here, and immediately. Here: They most certainly grow on land, not in the water. They can grow to a diameter of more than a meter (slightly frightening to those of us with bad Allergies), and can be edible. But don't mistake them for the scleroderma. You don't want to eat that--and you don't want to get it, either. For more information, I will never beat the abovenoted Tom Volk.