Bleeding Reishi
Amauroderma rugosum
10 cc/mL liquid culture
Bleeding Reishi, also known as Sanguinoderma rugosum, is an unusual tropical polypore recognized for its distinctive morphology, uncommon distribution, and remarkable response to ultraviolet light. It occurs in parts of Southeast Asia and is particularly interesting for collections focused on tropical polypores, unusual forms, and biodiversity.
One of its most striking characteristics is its UV fluorescence. Under ultraviolet light, it can display pastel blue, purple, and pink fluorescence, creating a dramatic visual effect that makes this taxon especially interesting for photography, microscopy, educational displays, and specialty collections.
The coloration can also change noticeably when bruised or damaged. Combined with its unusual morphology and UV reactive characteristics, these features give Sanguinoderma rugosum a distinctive profile for comparative observation and taxonomic study.
Its unusual appearance, alternate taxonomic name, Southeast Asian distribution, and UV fluorescence make Bleeding Reishi particularly interesting for biodiversity collections, photography, educational projects, comparative study, and advanced mycological work.
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