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It may be confused with the " early morel ", species " Verpa bohemica ", which is not recommended for consumption.
The insect is fungivorous, and uses the fruit bodies of several mushroom species to breed, such as " Verpa bohemica ".
"Verpa bohemica " is a " false morel " mushroom species, formerly thought to be edible ( and still eaten by some ), but now considered dangerous to eat.
The edibility of this species is questionable; although " Verpa bohemica " is eaten by many, consumption of large amounts in a single sitting, or on successive days, has been reported to cause poisoning in susceptible individuals.
"Morchella populiphila " is a distinct morel because of its cap attachment and its habitat, and it is unlikely to be mistaken for other species . " Verpa bohemica " is somewhat similar in appearance, but its cap hangs free from attachment to the stipe.