What is another word for Helvella Sulcata?
Pronunciation: [hɛlvˈɛlə sʌlkˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Helvella Sulcata is a species of fungus commonly known as the "grooved elfin saddle." There are a few synonyms for this species, including H. monachella and H. lacunosa. These names refer to similar varieties of the species, but with slight differences in appearance or geographic location. Another common synonym is the "black morel," which can be confusing as the morel is a different genus of fungi altogether. Regardless of the name used, H. Sulcata is noted for its distinctive saddle-shaped cap and grooved underside. It is commonly found in deciduous forests during the spring and early summer months, and while edible it is not widely consumed due to its unappetizing taste and tough texture.
