Morel mushrooms will soon be in full swing here in Kentucky. Learn more about the edible mushroom and where you can find them ...

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As soil temperatures begin to warm up and moist conditions continue to prosper, morel mushroom hunters are gearing up for ...

Like nearly all wild mushrooms, morels require specific conditions to grow. Morels can be found throughout all of Michigan.

The bloodroots were up, and mayapples were already shrouding the forest floor with a swath of green. But I wasn’t after them.

The window for foraging wild morels is relatively short, and the danger of mistaking them for something poisonous – such as ...

A black morel (left) beside a false morel (right). Photo by Henri Koskinen / Adobe Stock Some mushrooms are toxic. A few can be fatal. Avoid these. Fortunately, only one toxic mushroom remotely ...

half-free morel and burn-site morel. Detailed information about species can be found on the DNR's website. False morels are known as nonedible look-alike species and should not be eaten.

Avoid the “false morel” or Gyromitra, shown in the photo below, which has a longer stem and a cap that attaches near the top, looking like an umbrella. And notice that it lacks the cone shape ...

half-free morel and burn-site morel. Detailed information about species can be found on the DNR's website. False morels are known as nonedible look-alike species and should not be eaten.