Caps saddle-like to markedly convoluted [false morels]


 

The fruitbody of a fungus in this sub-group may have a simple saddle-like form, look like a distorted saddle or be highly convoluted, with numerous smooth folds (and so almost brain-like in appearance).  A convoluted cap may be roughly spherical or irregular with one or more protruding lobes.

 

Various species with such fruitbodies are referred to as false morels.

 


Caps saddle-like to markedly convoluted [false morels]

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simongrove wrote:
24 Jul 2024
Morchellaceae

Gyromitra sp.
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29 Aug 2019
What an exciting find that must have been.........

Gyromitra sp.
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