Morchella tridentina
A pale, conical morel of mountain forests and Mediterranean shrubland that looks like a black morel in the colours of a yellow morel. It fruits in spring in scattered groups and is not cultivated.
Where it grows wild
It grows in the soil of mountain conifer and mixed forests and Mediterranean scrub, with oaks, madrone, Douglas fir, pines and firs in North America, and holm oak, strawberry tree, olive and firs in Europe. Its nutrition is not fully known; morels are saprotrophic with possible tree associations.
Mainly mountainous; the 15 records with an elevation span 405–3187 m (median 885 m).
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