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Morel southern Oregon, which species?
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I'd like to identify this morel as I'm trying to cultivate it and would like to know the species name.  It was found late May 2024, at 3100ft elevation in a conifer/madrone forest.

Also I'm curious how to differentiate between species, if there is something obvious in this photo that leads to identification to help me learn.  Thanks

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Re: Morel southern Oregon, which species? [Re: Generic]
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Was it growing in a burn?  If so, I might suggest Morchella Sextelata. 

Morels are notoriously divergent in their appearance and can be confused easily.

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Re: Morel southern Oregon, which species? [Re: KissMycelium]
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definitely no burns in the last 40+ years.

it was in a steep, undisturbed area  (not including logging 100 years ago or so)

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Re: Morel southern Oregon, which species? [Re: Generic]
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This is another mushroom in the same area (less than 1/4mile away, but on a different aspect, or on a different slope across the creek from the first one.)  Both were around 3100' elevation.

What else could I be looking at to differentiate between species?

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Re: Morel southern Oregon, which species? [Re: Generic]
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Likely Morchella importuna and M. tridentina

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