DESCRIPTION
Psilocybe cubensis Burma Spores
Original specimen was collected from buffalo dung in an unplanted rice paddie outside the city of Yangoon, Burma.
Original collection supplied via Mushroom John by way of a gift from a Thai student who spent time collecting mushroom samples around Yangoon (formaly Rangoon), Burma (now Myanmar). Makes an excellent additon to any collector's portfolio.
Psilocybe cubensis Burma is a renowned variety said to originate from a single wild specimen collected in Burma (now Myanmar) and gifted for study by mycologist, John W. Allen. Its Southeast Asian lineage has made it a popular choice among microscopy researchers interested in geographically distinct cubensis genetics.
The spores are dark purple to nearly black in deposit, smooth, and ellipsoid in shape, typically measuring about 12–13 micrometers by 8 micrometers. Each spore features a prominent germ pore, making Burma an easily identifiable and reliable specimen for detailed Psilocybe cubensis microscopy research.
All Psilocybe mushroom spores intended for microscopy and taxonomy purposes only.