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False Morels
Jake Dogfish:
Putting the word “false” in front of anything, is not a good way to let people know what you are talking about.
Don’t eat those.
CastleRocker:
I've eaten a lot of false morels, and those in the pictures are nothing like we picked and ate. The ones we ate for years looked exactly like a regular morel, only smaller, and the stem wasn't as thick. They grew down low by the river, usually in sandy soil. They come up under the Cottonwoods after a couple nice sunny days, always when the Springers were in the river.
cjjcb:
Looks like Gyromitra esculenta…
Not good…
cjjcb:
--- Quote from: CastleRocker on April 11, 2023, 03:18:20 PM ---I've eaten a lot of false morels, and those in the pictures are nothing like we picked and ate. The ones we ate for years looked exactly like a regular morel, only smaller, and the stem wasn't as thick. They grew down low by the river, usually in sandy soil. They come up under the Cottonwoods after a couple nice sunny days, always when the Springers were in the river.
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verpa bohemica?
wapitislayer:
I use to pick them years ago and I cannot recall ever picking them in grass like that! Pretty much around cottonwoods where I found them! They did not look nothing like that!
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