Helvella Lacunosa
Helvella lacunosaCap - Of one piece, thin and flexible like rubber cloth, folded to saddle the apex of the stem. The two saddle-flaps are attached on their margins at irregular intervals when young, and are puffed out like a balloon; but when mature, the species separate. Their outer surface is brownish grey, and their inner surface light grey, creased and folded.
Stem - Irregularly and deeply furrowed.
Flesh - Odour offensive.
Habitat- The specimen pictured was found growing imbedded in deep moss on old bark in the Lake Placid woods.