CAUTION: this page contains various images of the False Morel which are extremely toxic and should not be ingested! Please check out the Identifying the False Morel page.
Note the brainy looking texture of the cap on this false morel above.
- courtesy of Jenn Watt, Reporter for Haliburton Echo & Minden Times
Note the reddish brown texture and this "Beefsteak" false morel (above). - courtesy of Carl Dixon
Note the darkening, almost blackish color on the cap on this false morel. - courtesy of Matin Serrer, Ontario Canada
Note the redish brown color on the caps on these false morels. Slight color variation then the other photos on this page. - photo courtesy of Don O. in Mattoon, Illinois.
Click on the images below showing a Gyromitra variety of the false morel for upclose shot - photo taken and contributed by Dean Werner in Wisconsin.
Caution: this page contains various images of the False Morel which are extremely toxic and should not be ingested! Please check out the Identifying the False Morel page.
For a closeup, click on the image below showing a Black Elfin Saddle variety of the false morel - photo taken and contributed by Jeff Duncan in California.
Caution: this page contains various images of the False Morel which are extremely toxic and should not be ingested! Please check out the Identifying the False Morel page.
For a closeup, click on the image below showing a variety of the false morel - photo taken and contributed by Len Landers.
Caution: this page contains various images of the False Morel which are extremely toxic and should not be ingested! Please check out the Identifying the False Morel page.
For a closeup, click on the image below showing the gyromitrin variety of the false morel - photo taken and contributed by Kimberly Palmisano.
Caution: this page contains various images of the False Morel which are extremely toxic and should not be ingested! Please check out the Identifying the False Morel page.
For a closeup, click on the image below showing the Verpa variety of the false morel - photo taken and contributed by Jill Lane in Snohomish County, WA.
Caution: this page contains various images of the False Morel which are extremely toxic and should not be ingested! Please check out the Identifying the False Morel page.
For a closeup, click on the image below showing the Bohemica Verpa variety of the false morel in nature - photo taken and contributed by Valerie Jasperson, in Oregon.
For a closeup, click on the image below showing another disected Bohemica Verpa variety of the false morel in nature - photo taken and contributed by David Datema.
Caution: this page contains various images of the False Morel which are extremely toxic and should not be ingested! Please check out the Identifying the False Morel page.