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Psilocybe cubensis Z-Strain Spores
Psilocybe cubensis “Z-Strain” is a modern classic in the world of mycology, first appearing in the early 2000s. The precise origins are shrouded in a bit of mystery, but Z-Strain quickly rose to fame for its vigorous growth, genetic reliability, and reputation as a staple among spore collectors worldwide.
Scientific Characteristics:
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Spore Color: Deep, dark purple-brown, characteristic of robust P. cubensis strains.
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Shape & Size: Spores are elliptical to subellipsoid, averaging 12–17 x 8–12 micrometers when examined microscopically.
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Appearance: Z-Strain spores are noted for their dense pigmentation and uniform, smooth texture—making them easy to observe and document under magnification.
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Mycelium Traits: When observed in legal research settings, Z-Strain is famous for its aggressive, rhizomorphic mycelium and prolific spore print formation.
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Fruit Body Notes: In the wild, Z-Strain mushrooms typically display broad, golden caps and thick, sturdy stems—but in microscopy, it’s all about the spore structure.
Research Use:
Z-Strain spores are a top choice for mycologists and microscopy enthusiasts due to their reliability, clarity, and robust morphology. They serve as an ideal reference point for comparative spore studies and genetic diversity research.
Fun Fact:
Often dubbed the “workhorse” of the cubensis world, Z-Strain is legendary for its resilience and consistency—earning a devoted following among collectors and researchers alike.
All Psilocybe magic mushroom spores intended for microscopy and taxonomy purposes only.
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