Panaeolus cyanescen spore print

Also known as “copelandia,” the Panaeolus Cyanescens is the holy grail for most mycologists. The TTBVI spore print of Panaeolus cyanescens offers researchers a sample from a well-documented lineage frequently referenced in Panaeolus taxonomy and bluing-reaction studies. This print is prepared and sealed under sterile lab conditions for long shelf stability.

Visual & Microscopic Characteristics: Spores are smooth, lemon-shaped (citriform), and dark brown to black, with a clearly visible germ pore — a defining feature researchers use when distinguishing Panaeolus cyanescens from related species.

Research Notes: P. cyanescens is commonly studied for its rapid bluing reaction in damaged tissue, a chemical response of interest in comparative mycochemistry research, separate from spore morphology study.

Spore prints are always the best way to start researching these for the best results. Microscope specimens are ready for your viable research.

Specs:

• Format: Spore print on sterile pfoil
• Storage: Cool, dry, dark location, sealed
• Shelf life: 12+ months when stored properly
• Includes: Sealed print, batch/lot reference