P. Azurescens Wild Spore Print
$30.00

Explore Psilocybe azurescens, commonly known as Azzies, a distinctive mushroom species associated with the coastal environments of Oregon and Washington.
Recognized for its caramel-brown caps, pronounced blue bruising, and dark purplish-brown spores, this species is a fascinating addition to any microscopy collection.
Our P. azurescens Spore Print offers a specimen for microscopic observation, taxonomy, and reference collections.
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Description
Psilocybe azurescens (Wild) Spore Print
Discover the remarkable coastal species Psilocybe azurescens with our Wild Azurescens Spore Print.
Commonly called Azzies, P. azurescens is native to the Pacific Northwest and is particularly associated with the coastal regions surrounding the Columbia River estuary. Unlike the more familiar Psilocybe cubensis, this species is known for its relationship with woody debris, sandy coastal soils, and dune-grass environments.
Its distinctive ecology and microscopic characteristics make it an interesting specimen for researchers, taxonomists, and mushroom collectors.
Specimen Characteristics
- Species: Psilocybe azurescens
- Common name: Azzies
- Geographic association: Pacific Northwest, particularly Oregon and Washington
- Spore pigmentation: Dark purplish-brown
- Spore morphology: Smooth, ellipsoid to elongated spores
- Specimen format: Spore print
- Research interest: Basidiospore morphology, taxonomy, and species comparison
What’s Included
- One Psilocybe azurescens spore print
- A collected specimen for microscopy and reference
A Distinctive Coastal Species
Psilocybe azurescens is recognized for its caramel to chestnut-brown caps, prominent central umbo, and blue bruising reaction. Its association with the Pacific Northwest’s coastal ecosystems distinguishes it from many other members of the genus.
For more information about its taxonomic history, natural habitat, and microscopic characteristics, explore our Psilocybe azurescens Genetic Vault profile.
Prepared for Microscopy
Our P. azurescens spore prints are collected and prepared for collectors interested in fungal taxonomy, microscopy, and specimen documentation.
Spores are intended for microscopy, taxonomy, and novelty purposes only.
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