Coral Tooth

Processing Architecture

Branched paths,
not one pipeline

Commodity mushroom suppliers run everything through the same extract → mill → encapsulate line. The Coral Tooth platform splits early into format-specific lanes chosen for your product.

Stage 1

Harvest & Stabilization

H. coralloides fruiting bodies have a delicate, branching coral morphology — unlike dense lion's mane pom-poms. The platform prioritizes low-temperature stabilization (vacuum belt or freeze-dry) to preserve spine tissue integrity and thermolabile metabolites before any solvent contact or mechanical work.

Stage 2

Parallel Fractionation

Stabilized material forks into hydrosoluble and lipophilic workflows. Water-based isolation targets fungal polysaccharides; ethanolic processing targets corallocins, hericenes, and related terpenoids. Streams can be recombined into a full-spectrum spec or kept separate for formulation precision.

Format lane selection
A

Whole-tissue path

Coral Matrix Powder

For brands wanting fruiting-body material with controlled comminution — not a one-size particle target. Gentle low-temperature stabilization of delicate coral branches, then format-specific size reduction.

  • Vacuum or freeze-dry stabilization of branching sporocarp
  • Controlled comminution — cryogenic impact or vibratory milling
  • Cell wall fracture without aggressive heat exposure
  • Ideal for capsules & custom whole-food positioning
B

Hydrosoluble + lipophilic streams

Dual-Fraction Extract

Harvest splits into parallel aqueous and ethanolic workflows after stabilization — capturing β-glucan-rich polysaccharides in one stream and corallocin/terpenoid fractions in another, then recombined or sold as separate specs.

  • Stream α: hot-water polysaccharide isolation
  • Stream β: ethanolic pull of lipophilic metabolites
  • Independent concentration & ratio control per stream
  • Standardized β-glucan markers on release spec
C

Vesicle & nano formats

Lipid Carrier Assembly

Lipophilic fractions feed directly into format engineering — glycerosomes, liposomes, phytosomes, or nano-emulsions — without forcing every ingredient through a powder-milling step first.

  • Phospholipid complexing for terpenoid-rich fractions
  • High-shear or homogenization per carrier type
  • Sterol, PEG, or polymer stabilization as needed
  • RTD beverages, shots, softgels & premium caps
Stage 3 — all lanes

Analytical Release & Partner Spec

Every lane exits through the same quality gate: species confirmation (ITS sequencing), moisture & water activity, β-glucan assay where applicable, solvent residue limits, and format-specific release criteria agreed with your regulatory team. No lane ships on vague “polysaccharide” totals alone.

ITS species ID

β-glucan assay

Moisture / aW

Format-specific COA

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Processing architecture based on published fungal extraction science. Lane selection and release specifications validated per partner formulation — not a fixed industrial line.

Cultivation intelligence

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Our Jasło cultivation halls run on the mushroom.vision platform — 24/7 IoT and bioelectric monitoring, early disease alerts (5–7 days before visual symptoms), and full batch traceability from mycelium to lab release.

5–7 days

Early disease alert

4 + 7

Electrical probes + IoT sensors per hall

Every 5 min

Climate readings (T, RH, CO₂, substrate)

100%

Traceability to COA

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