Hexagonal polypore Neofavolus alveolaris americanus complex

Hexagonal polypore

Neofavolus alveolaris americanus complex

10 cc/ml liquid fungi mycology culture syringe with a sterile needle.

Hexagonal Polypore Mushroom Liquid Culture Neofavolus alveolaris americanus

Discover one of the most unique and rare mushroom cultures available, the Hexagonal Polypore also known as Neofavolus alveolaris americanus. This visually striking wood decomposing fungus is native to North America. Our premium liquid mushroom culture is prepared in sterile nutrient broth and is perfect for mycologists, hobby growers, and researchers interested in fungal biodiversity, ecological projects, or artistic cultivation.

The hexagonal polypore is a white rot fungus that produces pale to tan fan shaped caps with a distinctive hexagonal pore surface on the underside. It plays an important ecological role in breaking down hardwoods and is increasingly valued in fungal biodiversity studies, biomaterials, ecological restoration, and creative fungal art installations.

This rare mushroom culture thrives on hardwood substrates including logs, chips, and sterilized sawdust. Cultivators prize it for both its beauty and its scientific significance. Its ability to decompose lignin and cellulose makes it a valuable organism for exploring natural wood decay and environmental balance.

Whether you are cultivating for research, education, ecological restoration, or display, the hexagonal polypore offers a fascinating opportunity to work with a rare species that combines scientific importance with artistic beauty.

This Neofavolus alveolaris americanus liquid culture is ideal for mycologists, forest ecologists, fungal artists, educators, and anyone passionate about rare and underexplored mushroom species. Its distinct structure and important ecological function make it a valuable addition to any culture library or research project.

*international orders will not include needle.

*instructions are not included, please thoroughly research growing conditions and techniques.