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Black Morel
Morchella conica
Frequency
Frequent
Habitat
In many habitats where deciduous trees are present; under fruit trees and shrubs. Growing very rarely on rotten wood. It’s the northern forest morel.
Fruiting when the trees open their leaves.
Cap
Honeycomb, generally conical; very variable in shape and size. Hollow cap, the cavity extending to the base of the stipe.
Flesh
White in the stipe, beige in the cap, thin.
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Englist name: Black Morel.
Latin names: M. conica, M. septentrionalis, M. elata, M. angusticeps.
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