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Collected from the subtropical lowlands near Chitwan National Park in Nepal, this Psilocybe cubensis variety offers researchers a distinctive South Asian genetic lineage. Its well-defined spore morphology and reliable spore deposits make it a favorite for comparative microscopy studies.

Mazatapec is a Psilocybe cubensis strain with deep roots in the indigenous Mazatec tradition of Oaxaca, Mexico. Prized for its robust spore production and well-documented lineage, it provides excellent material for researchers studying ethnomycological history alongside spore taxonomy.

Named after the mountain town of Huautla de Jimenez in Oaxaca, Mexico — the very place where Maria Sabina conducted her famous veladas — this Psilocybe cubensis strain carries deep ethnomycological significance. Its fine spore morphology rewards careful examination under magnification.

Treasure Coast is a Psilocybe cubensis strain sourced from Florida’s Atlantic coast, where cattle pastures meet subtropical wetlands. It stands out for producing notably dense spore prints and occasional albino specimens — a trait that fascinates microscopy researchers.

Oasis is an uncommon Psilocybe cubensis isolate with limited documentation of its collection history, making it a genuinely rare addition to a research library. It produces clean, well-defined spore prints with consistent morphology across samples.

Collected at high altitude in the Ecuadorian Andes, this Psilocybe cubensis strain adapted to cooler conditions than most tropical varieties. Researchers value it for demonstrating how altitude and climate shape fungal morphology within a single species.