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1. Species and Family
2. Appearance
3. Habitat and Range
4. Social Life and Behaviour
5. Diet
6. Role in the Ecosystem
7. Relationship with Humans
8. Fun Fact
Type: Edible fungus in the Morchellaceae family.
Needles: None—produces a spongy, honeycomb-like cap.
Lifespan: The fruiting body is seasonal, appearing in spring; the underground mycelium can live for many years.
Habitat: Grows in temperate forests, often near ash, elm, apple trees, and disturbed soils.
Uses: Highly prized edible mushroom for culinary purposes; rich in nutrients.
Adaptations: Forms mycorrhizal relationships with trees to exchange nutrients; can fruit in recently burned or disturbed soil.
Ecological role: Helps decompose organic matter and forms beneficial relationships with trees.
Fun fact: Morels are considered a gourmet delicacy and are so sought after that foragers often call the spring “morel hunting season.”
Type: Poisonous basidiomycete fungus in the Clitocybe genus.
Needles: No true needles; features a funnel-shaped white cap with decurrent gills
Lifespan: Fruiting bodies appear seasonally, typically in summer and autumn.
Habitat: Commonly found in lawns, meadows, and grassy areas in Europe and North America.
Uses: Not edible; contains muscarine, a toxic compound causing symptoms like excessive sweating.
Adaptations: Exhibits guttation, releasing moisture that can resemble sweating.
Ecological Role: Saprotrophic, decomposing organic matter and contributing to nutrient cycling.
Fun Fact: Despite its name, the "sweating" refers to the symptoms of poisoning, not the mushroom's behavior.
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Team Name: Vegas Golden Knights
Founded: 2017
City: Las Vegas, Nevada
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