Morchella fluvialis
A yellow morel close to Morchella esculenta, described in 2014 from riparian forests in Spain under alder, field elm and river red gum. It has an elongated cap with mostly lengthwise ridges and reddens strongly with age. It fruits in spring along rivers and streams, and like other yellow morels it is not reliably grown indoors.
Where it grows wild
Moist riparian forest on river and stream banks, under Alnus glutinosa, Ulmus minor and planted Eucalyptus camaldulensis; also reported under Pinus nigra in Turkey.
Lowland river valleys; recorded at 80–390 m, median 255 m.
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