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A Small, Young Edible Mushroom Morchella Semilibera, Commonly Called The Half-Free Morel. A Small, Young Edible Mushroom Morchella Semilibera, Commonly Called The Half-Free Morel, Grows In The Forest. The Brown Cap Is Hemispherical, Pointed. The White Stem Is Colubrid-Patterned And Flaky. German Names: Käppchenmorchel, Halbfreie Morchel, Glockenmorchel, Mützenmorchel, Bastardmorchel.

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A small, young edible mushroom Morchella semilibera, commonly called the half-free morel. A small, young edible mushroom Morchella semilibera, commonly called the half-free morel, grows in the forest. The brown cap is hemispherical, pointed. The white stem is colubrid-patterned and flaky. German names: Käppchenmorchel, Halbfreie Morchel, Glockenmorchel, Mützenmorchel, Bastardmorchel.

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