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Turkey Tail Mushroom Extract/Coriolus Versicolor Extract Powder

Turkey Tail Mushroom Extract/Coriolus Versicolor Extract Powder

Mushroom Source
Turkey Tail
Latin Name
Trametes versicolor
Part Used
Fruiting body
Appearance
Brown powder
Polysaccharides %
10%–30%
Beta-Glucan %
30%
Test Method
UV
MOQ
1 kg

Product Description

The thin brackets on a log, banded brown and cream, are Trametes versicolor. The same fungus is sold as Coriolus. What is not the same is the marker: polysaccharides, beta-glucan, PSK and PSP are four different conversations.

PSK and PSP have their own history. A 10–30% polysaccharide powder from the fruiting body can be the right supplement ingredient and still fail a PSK review. Circle the word the label will print, and do not let a UV total stand in for either named extract.

Specification

Mushroom SourceTurkey TailLatin NameTrametes versicolor
Part UsedFruiting bodyAppearanceBrown powder
Polysaccharides %10%–30%Beta-Glucan %30%
Test MethodUVMOQ1 kg
Polysaccharide-K30%Polysaccharide Peptide30%

Applications

Polysaccharide Capsules

Polysaccharide Capsules

Capsules deliver turkey-tail polysaccharides from the fruiting body.

PSK-Style Briefs

PSK-Style Briefs

PSK formulas need the named PSK preparation. This powder supplies fruiting-body polysaccharides, which is a different material.

PSP Grades

PSP Grades

Polysaccharide-peptide formulas use PSP. This extract supplies polysaccharides unless the peptide itself was the fraction prepared.

Blended Drinks

Blended Drinks

A blended drink is tinted brown and takes on a fungal taste.

Not a Wild Tea

Not a Wild Tea

The standardized extract is the dose. A foraged fruit body is the raw mushroom, not this powder.

Functional Foods

Functional Foods

Bars carry a small turkey-tail dose, scaled to the polysaccharide level in the powder.

FAQ

Are polysaccharides, PSK and PSP the same result?
No. Order the one named on the label. A polysaccharide percent does not prove PSK or PSP.
Which Latin name should the specification use?
Trametes versicolor. Coriolus versicolor is an older name for the same fungus. Pick one and keep it.
Which part is extracted?
Fruiting body.
Why is beta-glucan listed apart from polysaccharides?
Beta-glucan is a fraction of the polysaccharide result. The method has to say which number it is.
What else belongs on the COA?
Identity, the named marker and its method, heavy metals and microbiology.