Ovoid Psilocybe Liquid Culture
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Ovoid, scientifically known as Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata—and often referred to as "Ovoids," "P. ovoid," or "Ovoid Cystidia"—is a wood-loving species recognized for its distinctive elliptical spore shape and vigorous rhizomorphic mycelium. Native to floodplains and river valleys in the eastern United States, this species has become increasingly important in taxonomical and ecological research for its distinct genetic profile and habitat preferences within the Psilocybe genus.
At Black Forest Mushrooms, we are dedicated to advancing scientific understanding of fungal species. Our Ovoid Liquid Culture offers a stable, high-quality sample for researchers examining the morphology, taxonomy, and ecology of North American Psilocybe.
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Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata
Ovoid
Ovoid Cystidia
P. ovoid
River Teacher
Ovoids provide a compelling opportunity for mycologists and citizen scientists to study species divergence within Psilocybe, especially between wood-loving types like Psilocybe cyanescens and grassland-adapted varieties such as Psilocybe cubensis. With its strong growth in lignin-rich environments and unique microscopic features, Ovoid is ideal for mycelial studies, environmental adaptation research, and morphological comparison.
Under microscopic examination, Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata is noted for its ellipsoid spores, distinctive cystidia, and thick, rope-like hyphal networks. These characteristics make it highly valuable for taxonomical classification and side-by-side comparisons with both cubensis and other wood-loving species. Researchers studying evolutionary traits and ecological niche adaptation will find Ovoid’s features highly informative.
Originally described in 2003, Ovoid Cystidia has quickly become a significant species in North American mycology. Unlike more widely circulated tropical species, Ovoid thrives in temperate, deciduous forests, often near decomposing hardwood. Its ability to colonize bark, wood chips, and floodplain soils makes it a key model for studying fungal biodiversity, substrate specificity, and the broader ecological role of temperate Psilocybe species.
Scientific Name: Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata
Research Focus: Mycelium study, taxonomy, and microscopy
Distinct Features: Wood-adapted, rhizomorphic mycelium with elliptical spores and prominent cystidia
Applications: Ideal for studying environmental adaptation, species classification, and mycelial morphology
History: First described in 2003; now a foundational species in temperate Psilocybe research
Purity & Stability: Cultures prepared for consistency and clarity in research
Bundled Supplies: Includes an alcohol prep pad, a 10cc syringe, and a sterile needle for safe handling during research
