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Wrinkled Thimble-cap - Verpa bohemica
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Black Morel - Moschella elata
| Black Morel - Moschella elata |
| Edibility: |
Good |
| Habitat: |
On the ground in coniferous woods, especially spruce; on sandy soil in mixed woods; associated with pines and poplars in recently burned areas. |
| Range: |
Throughout North America. |
| Season: |
April-May |
| Spore Color: |
N/A |
| Mushroom Shape: |
Morels and Other Club-shaped Mushrooms |
| Lookalikes: |
N/A |
| Description: |
Description: Black-ribbed. honeycombed cap on whitish talk. Cap: (2-4 cm) wide, (2-5 cm) high; elongate and narrowly conical; with dark gray to black longitudinal and radial ribs (sometimes irregular), and long, yellow-brown pits; attached to stalk at base; hollow. Stalk: 2-4" (5-10 cm) long, (2-4 cm) thick; whitish, granular to mealy; hollow. Spores: 24-28 x 12-14 u; elliptical, smooth, located in pits. |
| Keywords: |
Black, Morel |
| Date: |
17.09.2003 01:34 |
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