SporePrintväri
SporePrintväri is a term used in mycology to describe the color of a mushroom's spore deposit. This characteristic is a crucial identification feature for many species, helping distinguish between similar-looking fungi. To obtain a spore print, a mushroom cap is typically placed gill-side down on a piece of paper or glass, often covered with a bowl or container to prevent drying. After several hours or overnight, the spores fall from the gills, forming a colored pattern.
The colors of spore prints can range widely, from white, cream, and yellow to various shades of
Accurate observation of spore print color requires good lighting and sometimes magnification. The substrate used for