Ape Revert Isolated Spore Syringe

Description Ape Revert Isolated Spore Syringe Ape Revert represents a phenotype reversion within the APE lineage, curated for microscopy and taxonomy. Attributed to Jake Oncid, this leucistic expression features creamy-white coloration and a characteristic central umbo that can appear slightly tinted under certain lighting—useful markers for comparative observation. Origin & Background – Documented as a leucistic “revert” expression connected to the APE lineage; preserved for archival reference and study. Morphology (Microscopy Focus) – Medium-to-broad lamellae with varied spacing; cap often presents a smooth, pale surface with a defined central umbo. Microscopic Features – Spores typically appear purple-brown, averaging ~7 × 12 µm. Visible spore release is typical; the isolated spore syringe format offers consistent specimens for slide preparation. Preparation & Quality – Produced in sterile conditions under UPLA filtration; prepared in an aqueous medium for reliable microscopy. Research & Collectibility – A valued leucistic lineage for comparative records and archival documentation; often referenced alongside other Vault entries for phenotype studies. ⚠ Spores are intended for microscopy, taxonomy, and novelty purposes only.