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Spores from InoculateTheWorld Illuminate the Evolution of Psilocybin

by | September 29, 2021 | Research | 0 Comments

InoculateTheWorld contributed a variety of spore samples to a recent study conducted by Medicinal Genomics that aimed to further the understanding of the genes associated with psilocybin production. By sequencing and comparing 81 spore samples from numerous...
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Spores: A How to Guide

by | July 15, 2021 | Research | 0 Comments

Interested in working with psychedelic mushroom spores? Here's a comprehensive guide on everything you need to know about mushroom spores; from how to store spores to how to view them under a microscope.What are spores?Spores are the tiny reproductive cells of the...
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The Difference Between A Spore Print, Spore Syringe & Liquid Culture

by | May 17, 2021 | Research | 0 Comments

Spore Print vs Spore Swab vs Spore SyringeWhen working with mushroom spores and mycelium, there are many different ways in which they can be used and stored safely. In this brief article we go over the differences between three of these storage methods.  Spore Print...
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Flower mimic

by | March 3, 2021 | Research | 0 Comments

On a collection trip to Guyana in 2006, botanist Kenneth Wurdack was strolling along an airstrip at Kaieteur National Park when he noticed something unusual about the flowers on two species of yellow-eyed grasses. Unlike the species’ typical blooms, they were a more...
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Epiphytes: the Inside Scoop

by | March 3, 2021 | Research | 0 Comments

Fungi are everywhere—they grow in the soil, in petri dishes, and if we’re not careful, on the fruit in the back of the fridge. But did you know it can grow inside plants too? Yes, really! Of course, there are fungal pathogens, which can parasitize a plant, sometimes...
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Tosohatchee

by | March 3, 2021 | Research, Staff Picks | 0 Comments

June 22nd 2020, It was a warm summer day. Drew had been searching relentlessly for hours in cow fields neighboring the extremely diverse and robust Tosohatchee wildlife area in Florida. Long ago, Drew learned to follow the cubensis indulging cattle egrets. The egrets’...
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Mushroom Bills Filed In Florida And Connecticut As Movement Expands To Multiple States

by | February 2, 2021 | Research | 0 Comments

Lawmakers in Connecticut and Florida have filed new bills to reform state laws on psilocybin mushrooms—the latest in a trend of psychedelics proposals to emerge in 2021. Rep. Michael Grieco (D) filed the Florida legislation on Thursday, which would establish a legal...
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“I Went To The Dentist On Mushrooms” By: Colin Wells

by | January 25, 2021 | Research, Staff Picks, Testimonies | 1 Comment

The dentist adjusts the set and setting of his drill. My teeth are numb but my body, mind and soul feel it all. I’ve eaten two grams of albino penis envy (APES) mushrooms and I’m about to get fillings. Dentist calls me an interesting guy. He has no idea how...
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ITW Collab – Mycoheterotrophy

by | January 17, 2021 | Research | 0 Comments

Sarcodes sanguinea photocred: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sarcodes_sanguinea_-_Flickr_003.jpgMycoheterotrophic Parasitism BY: @C_Y_SPAM In school, we’re taught that plants make their own food from carbon dioxide, water, and energy from the sun thanks to a...
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Fly Killer Fungi

by | January 17, 2021 | Research | 0 Comments

Two newly discovered fungi species have a similarly macabre mode of action: They eat flies alive while using them to drop spores on new victims. The related species, Strongwellsea tigrinae and Strongwellsea acerosa, attack the fly species Coenosia tigrina and Coenosia...
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