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Blue Green Drippy Mushroom Sticker – Fantasy Fungi Art
Blue Green Drippy Mushroom Sticker – Fantasy Fungi Art
One handmade sticker
Glossy PP with protective laminate · water-resistant · permanent adhesive
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A strange blue-and-green mushroom with a vivid green stalk, dark gills and glossy green droplets covering and dripping from the cap. This original fantasy fungi sticker combines colorful botanical styling with a weird, slightly otherworldly mushroom design.
Sticker details
- One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
- Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
- Water-resistant
- Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany
Available sizes
- Longest side approximately 6 cm (Medium)
For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.
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From the Cerebroscope archive
Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES
Mycological Comparison Record 047-BG
Catalogue designation: Blue/Green Drippy Mushroom
Related record: 046-VB, Violet/Blue Drippy Mushroom
Primary question: Are the droplets in 047 produced by the same mechanism as those in 046?
Records brings the specimen in beside the earlier drippy mushroom file.
Records: Another one.
Z. Omb: Similar morphology.
Records: Same thing, different colors?
Z. Omb: That remains to be established.
The cap is predominantly blue.
The stalk is green.
The droplets are also green, with several sitting directly on the cap and others hanging from or falling away from the edge.
That immediately makes 047 useful as a comparison specimen rather than a repeat.
The first test is simple.
One droplet is collected after it detaches naturally.
No cutting.
No puncturing.
No squeezing.
Records
Please tell me this one also moves uphill.
Z. Omb
Not yet.
The droplet behaves normally under gravity.
Records looks disappointed.
Z. Omb
That is still information.
Records
Less entertaining information.
Chemical comparison with 046 begins.
The new droplet is not identical.
Similar water-rich base.
Similar dissolved organic material.
But several compounds differ substantially in concentration.
Records
So not the same slime.
Z. Omb
Not chemically identical, no.
Records
Same family?
Z. Omb
Possibly.
That becomes the better question:
Are 046 and 047 variants of one biological process, or unrelated organisms producing superficially similar exudates?
The cap surface is examined.
The droplets appear to form at several discrete points rather than coating the whole cap uniformly.
Records
Like pores?
Z. Omb
Possibly secretory structures.
Under magnification, tiny localized surface depressions are visible beneath some droplet sites.
Records
So it is deliberately producing them?
Z. Omb
The organism appears to secrete fluid through defined structures.
“Deliberately” implies agency.
Records
You know what I meant.
The fluid is tested for ordinary guttation-like behavior.
Changes in humidity affect production rate.
So does substrate moisture.
But droplet formation does not stop completely under conditions where simple surface condensation should.
Z. Omb
So atmospheric condensation is insufficient.
Records
Actual mushroom juice.
Z. Omb
Exudate.
Records
Mushroom juice.
The stalk receives less attention at first, until color analysis shows something interesting.
The green is not just surface pigment.
The tissue itself contains green coloration through much of the outer stalk layers.
Records
Chlorophyll?
Z. Omb
Unlikely.
Records
Because fungus.
Z. Omb
Correct.
No conventional photosynthetic tissue is identified.
The green pigment remains chemically unresolved.
Records
So green does not mean plant.
Z. Omb
Correct.
The blue cap and green droplets also fluoresce differently under UV illumination.
The cap shows weak response.
The droplets show stronger fluorescence.
Records
Useful?
Z. Omb
Possibly as a diagnostic difference between secreted fluid and surrounding tissue.
Records
So the slime glows more than the mushroom.
Z. Omb
Under ultraviolet illumination, yes.
The next comparison is with 046’s unusual droplet movement.
047 droplets are tested on glass at different inclines.
Downhill.
Sideways.
Level.
Nothing climbs against gravity.
Records
So 046 stays weirder.
Z. Omb
At present.
Records
Ranking established.
Z. Omb
No.
CURRENT RECORD
Organism: Mushroom-like fungus
Cap: Blue
Stalk: Green
Droplet color: Green
Droplet origin: Active exudation strongly supported
Atmospheric condensation alone: Insufficient explanation
Droplet chemistry identical to 046: No
Related secretion mechanism to 046: Possible
Uphill droplet movement: Not observed
UV fluorescence: Stronger in droplets than cap
Green stalk pigment: Present in tissue, not identified as chlorophyll
Anomaly status: Mildly anomalous secretion and pigmentation
Research priority: Moderate
Records adds:
DRIPPY MUSHROOM 2
Omb changes it to:
047-BG
Records adds underneath:
DRIPPY MUSHROOM 2
Omb leaves it.