Morchella eohespera
A black morel of the Morchella elata clade described in 2016, recorded from boreal and temperate North America, northern Europe and China. Like other black morels it fruits in spring after snowmelt, often in conifer forest and on disturbed ground, and is rarely cultivated.
Where it grows wild
Saprotrophic black morel; GBIF records come from coastal and montane conifer forest in the Pacific Northwest, Newfoundland, Labrador and northern Europe. Fruiting habit is inferred from related black morels.
Records span 50-1720 m, median about 1100 m.
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