Unlock the potential of Panaeolus cambodginiensis, a remarkable strain from Suphanburi, Thailand, collected by John Allen. This strain is known for producing exceptionally large specimens, reaching up to 1 cm larger than the typical size for the species. Ideal for microscopy and taxonomy research, these spores are provided in sterile aqueous solution for ease of use.
Product Features:
Spores in Sterile Aqueous Solution: Provided in 10cc BD Luer-Lok syringes, each with a 1.5in 16ga needle for easy inoculation. 
Strain Details:
Habitat: Grows in manure and enriched soils, thriving in tropical and subtropical climates.
Climate: Tropical/Subtropical, perfect for regions with warm, humid conditions.
Strain Origin: Originally collected from Suphanburi, Thailand by John Allen.
Physical Characteristics:
Cap: The caps measure 10-50+ mm, starting hemispheric or campulate and expanding to broadly convex or nearly plane with age. Young pins are brownish olive, maturing to grayish white with flesh that bruises bluish.
Stem: The stem ranges from 80-115+ mm in length, typically equal, but occasionally slightly enlarged at the base. It is yellowish to gray, with bruising that turns bluish upon injury.
Gills: The gills are adnexed, beginning with a mottled grayish coloration that darkens to black as the mushrooms mature.
Spores: The spores measure 10-13 microns, with a black deposit. The spores are somewhat transparent under magnification, making them ideal for detailed microscopy studies.
Additional Notes:
Large Specimens: This strain is exceptional in size, often producing caps that are a full centimeter larger than typical published maxima under ideal conditions.
Comparative Strains: For more information and similar strains, see Panaeolus cambodginiensis, Sandose Domesticate, and the Sporeworks Subgenus Copelandia Gallery.
References:
Gerhardt E. (1996): Taxonomische Revision der Gattungen Panaeolus und Panaeolina.
Ola’h G.M. (1969): Le genre Panaeolus: essai taxonomique et physiologique.
Stamets P. (1996): Psilocybin Mushrooms of the World.
Important Information:
Intended Use: These spores are for microscopy and taxonomy purposes only.
Legal Disclaimer: Cultivation of this species may be illegal in many countries, including the United States. Ensure compliance with local laws before purchasing.
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