Texas Yellow Cap Glass Slide

Description

Texas Yellow Cap Glass Slide | Microscopy-Ready Specimen

Strain Origin – Texas Yellow Cap traces its roots to the humid coastal plains near Corpus Christi, South Texas. With abundant cattle lands and consistently high humidity. The region provides ideal conditions for cubensis mushrooms to thrive in the wild.

• Background – First introduced as a forum strain, Texas Yellow Cap never gained widespread attention, but remains a striking variety admired for its rich golden caps and vibrant coloration.
• Gill Formation – Typically medium to large, with a wide range of structures. Most specimens display open gills suitable for spore production, though some reports note smaller, more closed gill formations.

Microscopy Features – Spores appear purplish-brown, measuring approximately 7 x 12 micrometers. Texas Yellow Cap releases spores reliably during sporulation, allowing for detailed observation under magnification. Slides are dry-mounted and prepared for immediate use in microscopy studies.

Quality & Preparation – All specimens are collected and prepared under UPLA HEPA filtration to ensure cleanliness and integrity. Backed by a 30-day quality guarantee.

⚠ Spores are intended for microscopy, taxonomy, and novelty purposes only. Rare cubensis varieties like Texas Yellow Cap may be retired to the Genetic Vault—be sure to explore the Vault for additional collectible strains.