Rusty White – Spore Syringe

Description

Rusty White Spore Syringe | A Rare & Stunning Hybrid

Rusty White is an archive leucistic lineage noted for its rust-colored spores, a distinctive trait that offers excellent contrast for slide imaging. Community records attribute its documentation to Pasty Whyte (2014), with cross-lineage notes referencing AA+ (leucistic A+) and Columbian Rust Spore. Curated for microscopy and taxonomy, Rusty White remains a valued reference entry for comparative observation.

• Origin & Background – Attributed to Pasty Whyte (2014); preserved with cross-lineage notes (AA+ and Columbian Rust Spore) for archival context.

• Macromorphology (Microscopy Focus) – Pale/leucistic cap surfaces and medium-to-large gill structures that read cleanly under magnification.

• Microscopic Features – Rust-yellow spore pigmentation is characteristic; spores commonly measure ~7 × 12 µm. Field notes describe consistent visible spore release; the syringe format supports reliable slide preparation.

• Preparation & Quality – Produced in sterile conditions under UPLA filtration and suspended in an aqueous medium to support consistent microscopy.

• Research & Collectibility – A distinctive leucistic entry valued for taxonomic notes, pigment documentation, and side-by-side comparison with non-leucistic references.

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

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