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Morc****a esculenta (commonly
known as
common morel, morel,
yellow morel, true morel,
morel mushroom, and
sponge morel) is a
species of
fungus in the...
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where these highly prized fungi are
found in abundance.
Typified by
Morc****a esculenta in 1794, the
genus has been the
source of
considerable taxonomical...
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originally described in 1801 as a form of the
common yellow morel (
Morc****a esculenta) by
mycologist Christiaan Hendrik Persoon, but was
later recombined...
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morels (
Morc****a elata and others), the
yellow morels (
Morc****a esculenta and others), and the
white morels (
Morc****a rufobrunnea and
Morc****a anatolica)...
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Morc****a conica is an old
binomial name
previously applied to
species of
fungi in the
family Morc****aceae. It is one of
three scientific names that...
- Morc****aceae (Ascomycota). It was
first described as a form of
Morc****a esculenta by Castañera and
colleagues in 1996, but was
later recombined as...
- to M. rufobrunnea and can be seen in a
number of
Morc****a species, such as M. anatolica, M.
esculenta, M. fluvialis, M. guatemalensis, M. palazonii, and...
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Gyromitra esculenta. The
morel must be
cooked before eating.
Morc****a conica var.
deliciosa Morc****a esculenta var.
rotunda Morc****a cr****ipes
Morc****a elata...
- Narrow-head
morels (
Morc****a angusticeps)
fruit next,
followed by the
yellow or
white morels (
Morc****a esculenta), then
lastly Morc****a cr****ipes. The fruit...
- a
state mushroom.
Minnesota was the
first to
declare a species;
Morc****a esculenta was
chosen as its
state mushroom in 1984, and
codified into Statute...
