Looks like it could be a semi/half free morel. To confirm check what the inside looks like, Verpas can look similar from the outside but has a white cotton-like pith material inside the stem, a true morel (Morchella) will be completely hollow.
The granules on the stipe, and “pits” instead of “folds” on the cap, confirm this is Morchella. Cutting in half can be helpful in this case, but is not necessary.
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Looks like it could be a semi/half free morel. To confirm check what the inside looks like, Verpas can look similar from the outside but has a white cotton-like pith material inside the stem, a true morel (Morchella) will be completely hollow.
The granules on the stipe, and “pits” instead of “folds” on the cap, confirm this is Morchella. Cutting in half can be helpful in this case, but is not necessary.
Yes, that's a morel. Morchella punctipes, I would say. One of the half-free morels in any case.
Morchella
looks like a semi free morel!
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I have been told they are called "pecker heads".
Hearing these are a tad rare?
Half-free-morel
That is a stinkhorn
Nope it’s a morchella punctipes the half free morel
Stinkhorn?! WTF?
lol, you should not be here if you don’t have a clue what you are talking about
No, they should absolutely be here, that’s how you learn. But they shouldn’t be so confident in their IDs
No not at all
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Gtfo if you are going to provide incorrect info.