Leucistic Golden Teacher is a pale variant of Golden Teacher. Leucistic and albino are not the same: an albino has lost its pigment entirely, giving white fruit and a near colourless print, while a leucistic specimen has reduced pigment, so the fruit is pale with a light cap and the print is lighter than normal but still visible. LGT sits in the second group.
That distinction matters at the microscope. An LGT print should be a faint purple-brown rather than clear, and a syringe will look thinner than a standard Golden Teacher but not empty. Spores are subellipsoid, about 11 to 17 by 7 to 10 micrometres. Vendors sell LGT as isolates and multispore syringes; True Albino Teacher is the fully albino line and is listed separately.
Every Leucistic Golden Teacher listing above comes from an independent vendor who prepared it, and the vendor's country, shipping regions and real customer reviews are on their store page. Labels tell you what you are getting: a multispore syringe carries many genetic individuals, an isolate (ISO) is a single worked line, and prints and swabs are the dry, long-life formats. Isolated vs multispore syringes explains the difference, how to store spore syringes covers shelf life, and how to use a spore syringe for microscopy walks through the slide. Buying in the UK? Read are mushroom spores legal in the UK. In the United States, see the state by state guide.
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