Strochok. Gyromitra esculenta known as False morel. Conditionally edible fungi Gyromitra esculenta close up. Gyromitra gigas mushrooms grow in the spring wild forest. Frozen mushrooms Gyromitra infula. Elfin saddle. Gyromitra esculenta known as False morel. Gyromitra esculenta mushroom, fatal when eaten raw but delicacy when prepared properly. Mushroom gyromitra in spring forest close up. Gyromitra esculenta, false morel mushroom or brain mushroom, in the forrest. Snow false morel Gyromitra gigas mushroom in forest. Strochok Latin Gyromitra is a genus of fungi in the family Discinae Latin. Discinaceae, which is part of the order Pezizales. The lines are often confused with edible morels Morchella. In its raw form, the lines are deadly poisonous. It is widely believed that the lines can be eaten after cooking, but the gyromitrin does not completely break down even with prolonged boiling, so in many countries the lines are referred to as definitely poisonous mushrooms. poisonous, venomous, noxious, virulent.toxic toxicant, poison, venom.
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