Morchella aysenina
Morchella aysenina was described in 2021 by Machuca and colleagues and named for the Aysén region of Chilean Patagonia. It is known from three GBIF records in southern Chile. Its hosts and fruiting season are not documented in sources we could reach.
Where it grows wild
Presumably on soil in southern Chilean forest, where morels fruit in spring, often after fire; this is inferred, not documented for the species.
Records lie at about 150–190 m.
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