Black Morel
Morchella angusticeps Peck
Black Morel: https://marylandbiodiversity.org/species/20379
Synonyms
Morchella elata (misapplied)
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Status

Morel taxonomy is complex and in flux. It is now thought that the most common black morel in the eastern United States is Morchella angusticeps. In the past, it may have been called M. elata, a species now thought to be restricted to Europe.

Description

Found solitary, scattered, or in groups on ground in spring, usually under hardwoods. Often appear prior to M. americana (Yellow Morel).

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