Blue Oyster Mushroom – Liquid Culture

Description

Blue Oyster Mushroom Liquid Culture | Stunning & Versatile Mycelium

The Blue Oyster Mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus var. columbinus) is a striking, wood-loving species admired for its vibrant blue caps that fade to soft gray as they mature. Found in temperate and subtropical forests worldwide, this species grows rapidly, shows resilience, and exhibits unique morphology. These traits make it an excellent choice for microscopic study, taxonomy research, and mycological exploration.

Our Blue Oyster Mushroom Liquid Culture is prepared under sterile conditions to maintain purity and viability. Each syringe delivers clean mycelium, giving researchers and enthusiasts a reliable sample for study.

⚠ For microscopy, taxonomy, and research purposes only.

Key Features & Morphology

• Premium Liquid Culture – Sterile, high-quality mycelium ready for reliable research.

• Vibrant Blue Caps – Young fruiting bodies display deep blue coloration that transitions to soft gray with age.

• Cluster-Forming Species – Naturally grows in dense, layered clusters, providing an interesting subject for study.

• Hardwood Specialist – Thrives on decaying logs, stumps, and fallen branches, particularly on hardwoods.

• Global Distribution – Found across North America, Europe, and Asia, adapting to a variety of climates.

Natural Habitat & Characteristics

• Commonly grows in temperate and subtropical forests on decaying hardwood logs and tree stumps.

• Recognized for dense, fan-shaped caps and layered formations.

• Plays a key role in wood decomposition and nutrient cycling in forest ecosystems.

• A popular species in mycological studies due to its diverse morphological traits.

Quality & Preparation Standards

• Lab-Isolated & Preserved – Derived from high-quality mycelium and maintained in a sterile environment.

• Microscopy-Ready Specimen – Clean, viable samples suitable for taxonomic study.

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