Mushrooms Morchella vulgaris

Morel, together with the lines, Morehella caps and Helvella belongs to a class of marsupials fungi . fruiting bodies are formed usually in the spring morel In April-May . The variety of forms and colors in the past was the basis for the scientists to releasedeviations in each independent type . In fact, in the world there are only 6 - 8 types of morels, and not 30 as previously thought . The most common representative is Smorchkova morel vulgare . He fragile hollow fruit, spherical, irregularly ribbed hat from light brown to black in color, sometimesa recessed foot . Morel ordinary - a mushroom-saprotroph . It grows large beams everywhere where the soil a lot of organic matter - from lowlands to high mountains, in light deciduous forests, forest edges, in parks and gardens, shrubberies near landfills, etc. . n . distributed throughout the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere, from Japan toNorth America, and Australia . Morchella ordinary hat has a height of 3 - 5 cm and a diameter of 3 - 6 cm . Ocher, light brown. In this mushroom leg whitish reaches 5 - 9 cm in length and 2 - 3 cm in diameter . The flesh is whitish, too . Taste and smell expressionless. Spore print pale ocher . cylindrical bag with an openinglid contains 8 colorless smooth spores sizes 18-20 / 10 - 13 microns, the surface of which is sometimes grainy .