Landscape Morel

The Landscape Morel (Morchella importuna) is an intriguing, prized ascomycete fungus renowned for its tendency to fruit prolifically in suburban woodchip mulches, urban planter beds, and freshly landscaped gardens. Scientifically described from the Pacific Northwest...

Steppe Morel

The Steppe Morel (Morchella steppicola) is a rare and ecologically remarkable ascomycete fungus uniquely adapted to the open, treeless semi-arid grasslands of the Eurasian steppe. Unlike virtually all other morel species, which form symbiotic or saprotrophic...

Mountain Black Morel

The Mountain Black Morel (Morchella tridentina), formerly known in classical mycological literature as Morchella elata sensu lato or Morchella frustrata, is one of the most prized, elegant, and ecologically sophisticated true morels on Earth. Flourishing in...
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