Origin - Fungi
Chemical profile - Polysaccharides, proteins
Classification - Agaricales
Use - Historical, industrial
Description - Agaricus stercorarius, derived from fungi, belongs to the Agaricales classification. This organism is characterized by its polysaccharide and protein composition, noted for its complex cellular structure. Historically, it has been referenced in scientific studies for its distinctive fungal properties. Recognized for its unique chemical structure, it remains a subject of ongoing cataloging in various pharmacognostic registers. View comparable selections - Sugar Globules and Resonant Healing.
Chemical profile - Polysaccharides, proteins
Classification - Agaricales
Use - Historical, industrial
Description - Agaricus stercorarius, derived from fungi, belongs to the Agaricales classification. This organism is characterized by its polysaccharide and protein composition, noted for its complex cellular structure. Historically, it has been referenced in scientific studies for its distinctive fungal properties. Recognized for its unique chemical structure, it remains a subject of ongoing cataloging in various pharmacognostic registers. View comparable selections - Sugar Globules and Resonant Healing.
