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The wrinkled thimble cap is the common name for Verpa bohemica, a fungus found in parts of Europe and North America during spring. Its wrinkled, thimble-shaped cap hangs from the stem and is attached mainly at the top, unlike the more fully attached cap of a true morel. It is sometimes collected as...
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False morel relative with disputed edibility and safety concerns; some traditional use, but consensus is cautious and low.
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The smooth thimble cap is the common name for Verpa conica, an ascomycete in the morel family Morchellaceae. It appears in spring in moist woodland and riparian habitats across parts of the Northern Hemisphere, where it grows from the ground rather than on decaying wood. Its brown, thimble-shaped ca...
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False morel relative with disputed edibility and modest flavor; generally treated cautiously compared with true morels.
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