GBP 20.00 GBP 15.00 · Spore Syringe · Cubensis
Albino Bluey Vuitton is the unpigmented form of the Bluey Vuitton line, isolated and worked by A.C.S and carried here as a 10ml isolated spore syringe. Isolated means one studied phenotype was selected and worked until it came true, rather than a multispore mix of whatever a print happened to hold.
What the library records for this line, and what ships with it.
Albino Bluey Vuitton is the unpigmented form of the Bluey Vuitton line, isolated and worked by A.C.S and carried here as a 10ml isolated spore syringe. Isolated means one studied phenotype was selected and worked until it came true, rather than a multispore mix of whatever a print happened to hold.
Because it is albino, the spores carry almost no pigment. A deposit runs pale grey rather than purple brown, which is the fastest bench test of whether a line described as albino really is albino rather than leucistic. The form itself is unchanged: subellipsoid, thick walled, germ pore present, the standard cubensis spore without the colour.
The pigmented parent, Bluey Vuitton, is carried separately, and the two on adjacent slides at the same light level are the clearest demonstration in the collection of what removing pigment does to a spore.
Prepared in a laminar environment, LOT logged, and posted from the United Kingdom with glass microscope slides included. Supplied strictly for microscopy, taxonomy and research.
Further reading: Bluey Vuitton spores UK: the full guide
It is the isolate worked by A.C.S: a single studied phenotype selected out of the Albino Bluey Vuitton line and carried forward as its own genetic.
The form is the same subellipsoid, thick walled cubensis spore. The difference is pigment: an albino deposit reads pale grey rather than purple brown.
ABV is the common abbreviation for Albino Bluey Vuitton. This card is the A.C.S isolate of that line.
Histories and microscopy notes for this line and its relatives.