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By John Trott
fatty degeneration of the liver,” as one of my books states the case. Until recently death was sure if this mushroom had been eaten. However, liver transplants have saved a number of people in Oregon in recent years. Beware of The Death Angel.
Now that he has thoroughly frightened the reader, let The Virginia Naturalist point out that the Morel, Morchella esculenta is as different in appearance from any of the Amanitas as a cabbage is from a radish. Both of these vegetables are flowering plants; Amanita and Morchella are both fungi; children of the earth, which receive nourishment from the decomposition of plant material. No one could possibly confuse a Morel with any other mushroom for it does not even look like a fungi.
In West Virginia many Morel gatherers call them “little haystack
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