Morchella galilaea

Morchella galilaea is a species of morel fungus in the family Morchellaceae. It was described in 2012 from specimens collected under ash trees in Israel. Unlike most morels which fruit in spring, this species uniquely produces its honey-combed fruiting bodies during autumn (October to December), often in association with olive or pine trees. It is characterized by its cap of pits and ridges that range from silvery grey when young to olive-brown or yellow-brown at maturity, with ridges that start white and become light yellowish with age. Originally found in Israel and Turkey, molecular studies have confirmed its presence across a broad global distribution including parts of Asia, Europe, Africa, Hawaii, and New Zealand....read more on Wikipedia.