A cap , or Verpa ( lat. Verpa ) - a genus of fungi of the family morels (Morshella), akin to morels . Mushrooms of the genus cap are conditionally edible .
| Hat |
Conical hat |
| Scientific classification |
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| Kingdom : | Higher mushrooms |
| Subdivision : | Pezizomycotina |
| Grade: | Pecicomycetes ( Pezizomycetes OEErikss. & Winka , 1997 ) |
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| International scientific name |
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Verpa Sw. , 1814 |
| Type view |
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Verpa conica Sw., 1814 |
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Fruit bodies ( apothecia ) are large, up to 10 cm or more in height, similar in shape to hat-legged . Verps have bell-shaped hats with free edges (as opposed to morels) - hence the name of the genus. Outside, the hat is wrinkled, wrinkled, with winding folds or grooves extending vertically. Leg long, cylindrical, smooth, pubescent or slightly scaly, sometimes slightly grooved; whitish, yellowish or brownish.
Hats - mycorrhizal fungi and saprophytes , grow on the soil . Fruits are usually spring, highly demanding on the composition of the soil and on the trees with which they form mycorrhiza.
