Mushrooming [in general]

Morel Hunt June 16, 2007    First spring after the 2006 Tripod area fire  Loup Loup, Okanogan, Northern Cascades, Washington State - USA	Link to MushRoaming - Mushroom Tours to Tibet   Cordyceps & Morel Tour to Tibet   Link to 2007 Paper on Morels in Tibet Morels in our yard in Kirkland WA Diese Seite auf Deutsch
Looking from Beaver Mountain East onto the main chain of the North Cascades. Burned Lodgepole pines (Pinus contorta) and Ponderosa pines (Pinus ponderosa) in foreground. Photo: Looking from Beaver Mountain, Okanogan National Forest, Northern Cascades, Washington State, 1550m (5200 ft), June 16, 2007  © Daniel Winkler	A black burn morel, since April 2012 described as Morchella anthracophila Clowez et D.Winkler, is growing right next to a piece of wood charred during the 2006 60,000 acres (242 sq km) tripod area fire. Interestingly it seems that fire morels need higher temperatures  to fruit than regular morels.   Photo: Beaver Mountain, Okanogan National Forest, Northern Cascades, Washington State, 1710m (5600 ft), June 16, 2007 © Daniel Winkler Photo: Beaver Mountain, Okanogan National Forest, Northern Cascades, Washington State,1710m (5600 ft), June 16, 2007 © Daniel Winkler

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