Bunnell Pans Mushroom Spore Prints

Bunnell Pans Spore Print

The Bunnell Pans Mushroom Spore Print from Magic Spore Labs delivers basidiospores from a precisely located Florida isolation of Panaeolus cyanescens — one of the most globally distributed and extensively studied species in the Panaeolus genus, known in the research community variously as Pan cyan, Copelandia, and Blue Meanie. Collected from the subtropical pasture fields of Bunnell, Flagler County, Florida, this isolation carries a specific domestic U.S. provenance that distinguishes it from the tropical island isolations — Hawaiian, Southeast Asian, Caribbean — that represent the more commonly available P. cyanescens reference material in the research print market.

Morphologically, Panaeolus cyanescens is immediately distinctive under the microscope. The species produces jet black, smooth, elliptical basidiospores with characteristically tetrasporic basidia — a spore architecture and gill structure meaningfully different from both Psilocybe cubensis and the limoniform spore geometry of Panaeolus cinctulus. Prints are known for maturing quickly and depositing with exceptional density, producing a rich, dark substrate deposit that holds up well to rigorous microscopy examination. For researchers building multi-genus or multi-isolation Panaeolus reference collections, the Bunnell isolation adds a geographically specific American data point to a species with genuinely global research documentation.

Magic Spore Labs produces every Bunnell Pans spore print under GMP-aligned sterile conditions, depositing a dense, uncontaminated basidiospore sample onto individually sealed sterile aluminum foil substrate. Prints store at ambient temperature for up to 24 months with no refrigeration required. We ship to researchers across the United States, excluding California, Idaho, and Georgia. All products are sold strictly for microscopy and taxonomy research purposes only.