Ban Hua Thai mushroom spores come from a distinct Psilocybe cubensis strain originating from the Ban Hua Thanon region in Thailand, known for its distinctive spore characteristics suitable for scientific study. These spores are dark purplish-brown, ellipsoid, and typically measure approximately 11.5 to 17 micrometers in length by 8 to 11 micrometers in width. Under the microscope, they exhibit smooth walls, a clearly visible germ pore, and a well-defined apiculus, making them ideal for fungal taxonomy and morphology research.
This strain is valued by microscopy enthusiasts and researchers for its clear and consistent spore morphology and occasional presence of albino genetics, adding an interesting aspect for study. Ban Hua Thai spores are sold exclusively for microscopy and educational purposes, providing a reliable sample for scientific investigation and learning.
Ban Hua Thai mushroom spores come from a distinct Psilocybe cubensis strain originating from the Ban Hua Thanon region in Thailand, known for its distinctive spore characteristics suitable for scientific study. These spores are dark purplish-brown, ellipsoid, and typically measure approximately 11.5 to 17 micrometers in length by 8 to 11 micrometers in width. Under the microscope, they exhibit smooth walls, a clearly visible germ pore, and a well-defined apiculus, making them ideal for fungal taxonomy and morphology research.
This strain is valued by microscopy enthusiasts and researchers for its clear and consistent spore morphology and occasional presence of albino genetics, adding an interesting aspect for study. Ban Hua Thai spores are sold exclusively for microscopy and educational purposes, providing a reliable sample for scientific investigation and learning.
