Talk:Morchella elata

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Morchella elata is one of three edible fungus species known as the "black morel". It grows in small groups on soil in forests in North America and Europe. The fruiting body grows 5 to 10 cm (2 to 4 in) tall, with an ovoid or conical head.Photo: Dan Molter

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