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Morchella pragensis Smotl.
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Rudek 26.4.2015 20:25
Typowa Morchella pragensis, rosnaca na korze sosnowej a ty go przesadziłeś do mchu.
Jimmy6 pokročilý 27.4.2015 08:06
Co do gatunku pewnie masz rację,ale nie z przesadzaniem.Tu sie zgodzę,że grzyb rósł w pobliżu kory sosnowej,ale nie na niej samej,w ogrodzie.I nie w mchu.
peten atlasár, mykológ 28.4.2015 11:52
It´s curious habitat for Morchella conica, I´m sorry I agree with Rudek. Chambers and the surface of the hat signifies range of sort Morchella pragensis.
Jimmy6 pokročilý 28.4.2015 14:51
Thanks 
These two are from typical anthropogenic habitat(garden).They weren't growing exactly from bark but close to it.
peten atlasár, mykológ 28.4.2015 14:58
It is not unusual, sometimes it can happen that grow directly from the bark, but from the surrounding environment. When handling there could get a piece of bark, and this serves as a nutritious substrate for morel spores... 
J. Č. mykológ, atlasár, moderátor 29.4.2015 19:06
Many of these collections of Morchella pragensis remind me of an American species Morchella importuna, which is, according to some authors, introduced in Europe. I mean those ascomata with torn longitudinal ridges, growing in antropogenous habitats (wood chips, gardens, etc.).
peten atlasár, mykológ 29.4.2015 19:31
Morchella importuna can have a pointed shape of cap and ladder-like appearance. Have a look on Morchella pragensis and you can watch similar atributes. I´m of the opinion that these mushrooms may hybridize with each other "bark-likes morels". And what's even recognize this kind and what the other is more than difficult. The answer may be perhaps in the substrate from which these species grow, I do not know, I'm not a specialist. But and when I see those little nuances between Morchella esculenta and Morchella vulgaris, I do not have good feeling from those of our Morchella pragensis... What is your opinion on it?
Jimmy6 pokročilý 29.4.2015 21:21
There will often be some problems with determination in this kind.I even didn't know about the Morchella importuna species.What I have to say:P I am new in this field.You are professionals,using microscopes in marking various species I'm proud that you lead your scientific conversation due to my photo Thanks guys!
peten atlasár, mykológ 29.4.2015 21:40
o no, Jimmy, Johnny is professional and I´m an amateur only, who likes mushrooms I would not realize it without Johnny's statement. This site contains a lot of people who likes mushrooms, and who can give a good advices, direction or something else... I like this web
J. Č. mykológ, atlasár, moderátor 30.4.2015 00:39
Undoubtedly they can hybridize, I read about it about three years ago. But it is too difficult for me to understand the life cycle of morels. We all have a lot to learn about them.
peten atlasár, mykológ 30.4.2015 07:29
Thank you for your response and interest too.
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25. 04. 2015, Tarnów,Polska
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ID: 516832; Zverejnené: 25. 04. 2015, Model:Canon EOS 60D; Clona:f/8.0; Čas:1/30s; Blesk:Áno; Ohnisková vzdialenosť:90/1mm
