Cabo Amarillo – Spore Swab

Description

Cabo Amarillo – Spore Swab – Landrace variety

Cabo Amarillo – Spore Swab (Regional Lineage)
Cabo Amarillo is a community-documented regional spore variety associated with the Cabo Rojo region of Puerto Rico—named “Amarillo” for its characteristic warm coloration. The coastal geology that gives Cabo Rojo its reddish waters adds a memorable geographic note to this lineage’s history, making it a distinctive entry for observation and archival records.

• Origin & Background – Documented from the Cabo Rojo area; presented as a regional (“landrace-style”) expression curated for taxonomy and microscopy.

• Morphology (Microscopy Focus) – Medium-to-broad lamellae with balanced spacing; warm cap pigmentation provides clear contrast under magnification.

• Microscopic Features – Typically purplish-brown spores measuring ~7 × 12 µm. Field notes describe reduced or intermittent visible spore release, making the swab format appropriate for slide preparation.

• Research & Collectibility – A notable regional entry for comparative microscopy, phenotype documentation, and archive catalogs.

Prepared in sterile conditions.

⚠ Spores are intended for microscopy, taxonomy, and novelty purposes only.