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Mushrooms are mysterious forms of life that a lot of researchers are interested in studying at a global level. The vast world of mycology is why so many scientists or amateurs are fascinated with mushrooms and are so interested in learning them under the microscope.

Mushrooms have been around for billions of years. It is estimated that there are about five million species of fungi worldwide out of the nine million living species on our planet. And only a tiny percent of these mushrooms have been named.

Syringes of psilocybe cubensis spores for microscopic use only are available at Sacred Mushroom Spores to those who want to explore the world of fungi in lab-like conditions. Plenty of books on mushrooms and a lot of information are available in various forms. And yet, there is still so much to learn about these mysterious species.

People are still intrigued by these natural elements, their potentially positive effects on our overall well-being, and their role in the general ecosystem of our current world.

Nature’s majestic beauty and fantastic intelligence are continuously grabbing the attention of those who care for the environment and understand the impact we can make to preserve its proper functionality if we take a closer look at how even the smallest creatures make the world go round.