File:Morchella sextelata 419390.jpg
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English: A fruit body of the morel species Morchella sextelata M.Kuo. Photographed in Yosemite National Park, California, USA. "Notes: Growing in an area burned by the rim fire. Thousands of fruit bodies seen, all were near Abies concolor." Species identity verified with DNA sequence comparison. |
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| Author | Alan Rockefeller |
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