TTBVI Mushroom Spore Print

TTBVI Spore Print

cyanescens in the research print market. TTBVI — Tamarind Tree British Virgin Islands — takes its name directly from its collection origin: first identified near a tamarind tree in the British Virgin Islands, a Caribbean island environment whose warm, humid tropical conditions are well-suited to the nutrient-rich grassland and pasture habitats that Panaeolus cyanescens colonizes across its globally distributed range. Propagated and documented within the mycology research community through contributors including GordoTek, TTBVI carries a traceable lineage that adds provenance depth to its island collection origin.

Morphologically, TTBVI delivers the dense jet black, smooth, elliptical basidiospore deposits characteristic of Panaeolus cyanescens — with tetrasporic basidia producing rich, dark print material that renders with strong visual contrast under microscopy examination. For researchers building comparative P. cyanescens reference collections, TTBVI provides a distinct Caribbean island data point that complements domestic U.S. isolations like the Bunnell, Florida collection and the broader global distribution of the species across Hawaii, Southeast Asia, and subtropical regions worldwide. The geographic contrast between island and mainland collection environments makes multi-isolation P. cyanescens comparison genuinely informative for basidiospore morphology research.

Refrigeration is recommended for optimal longevity. We ship to researchers across the United States, excluding California, Idaho, and Georgia. All products are sold strictly for microscopy and taxonomy research purposes only.