Albino Burma Spore Swab

Description Albino Burma Spore Swab Albino Burma – Spore SwabAlbino Burma is a Southeast Asian spore lineage associated with the Yangon (Burma/Myanmar) region. Often described as “albino,” it can present minimal pigmentation while retaining a striking porcelain cap appearance, making it a compelling subject for observation and documentation. Origin & Background – Historically linked to the Yangon area; curated as a phenotype-noted archival entry emphasizing porcelain cap expression. Morphology (Microscopy Focus) – Under magnification, lamellae are medium to broad with varied spacing, offering clear structural detail for comparative study. Microscopic Features – Spores are typically purplish-brown and measure around 7 × 12 µm. Visible spore release is common; the swab format is suitable for slide preparation and observation. Research & Collectibility – An accessible reference for microscopy, taxonomy, and archival records, valued by collectors documenting regional lineages. ⚠ Spores are intended for microscopy, taxonomy, and novelty purposes only. Rare varieties will be retired in the Genetic Vault. Check out the Vault for more unique collectable varieties! Visit basmycology.com