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Another new bluing species of Psilocybe from Georgia, U.S.A

G. Guzmán, R. Hanlin, C. Whitefoord

Mycotaxon 2003 DOI: 10.5962/p.418363 (opens in new tab)

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Key points The text describes a new mushroom species, Psilocybe atlantis, from Georgia and places it in section Mexicana, whose species are typically hallucinogenic. It notes this is the second Psilocybe species reported from Georgia, the only previously known one being P. weilii (section Cordispora).

Abstract

A new species of Psilocybe from Georgia is described as P. atlantis. The new species belongs to section Mexicana. Species in this section are typically hallucinogenic. This is the second species of Psilocybe reported fromGeorgia, only P. weilii (section Cordispora) was known previously from the state.

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