Description
Coprinus Comatus Culture Plate
Coprinus Comatus culture plates with choice genetics. Agar mushroom culture plates are the perfect way to make your own liquid cultures. If you intend on cultivating at scale, culture plates may be the best option. Basic lab skills are required for working with culture plates to avoid contamination.
What are the benefits of using agar plates for mushrooms?
- Agar plates make it easier to detect contamination prior to use
- Culture plates can grow tissue, making it easy to isolate genetic traits
- Store specimens for as long as 6 months in the refrigerator
Shaggy Mane Mushrooms
Originally classified as Agaricus comatus in 1780 by Danish biologist Otto Muller. The Shaggy Mane mushroom has since been reclassified as Coprinus due to it’s inky cap. This “inky” appearance is due to the mushroom auto-digesting. As a result, the Shaggy Mane mushroom should be eaten within a few hours after harvest.
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