Schizophyllum commune culture plate (split gill mushroom)

he Schizophyllum commune (Split Gill Mushroom) Culture Plate features one of the most widely studied and resilient wood-decaying fungi, renowned for its unique split gill morphology, extreme environmental tolerance, and advanced enzyme systems. This species is a model organism in fungal genetics, mating systems, lignocellulose degradation, and industrial biotechnology.

Each culture plate contains a lab-isolated, contamination-free pure culture prepared under strict aseptic conditions to ensure stable morphology, rapid colonization, and consistent performance across a range of agar and wood-based substrates. Schizophyllum commune is particularly valued for its ability to withstand desiccation, resume growth upon rehydration, and produce bioactive compounds such as schizophyllan, a polysaccharide with pharmaceutical and biotechnological significance.

This culture is ideal for academic research, enzyme studies, biopolymer research, spawn development, and advanced mycology laboratories.

Key Features

• Species: Schizophyllum commune (Split Gill Mushroom)

• Culture Type: Pure culture on nutrient agar plate

• Plate Size: 90 mm sterile Petri dish

• Mycelial Traits: Fast-growing, highly resilient, wood-decaying

• Applications: Research, enzyme production studies, spawn development

Handling & Storage

• Store at 4–8 °C upon receipt

• Use within 3 months for optimal viability

• Intended for laboratory and research use only

🍄 Proudly prepared and stored at Agripie Agrosystem LLP, India 🇮🇳