Psilocybe weilii
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Template:Mycomorphbox Psilocybe weilii is a psilocybin-containing mushroom found only in northern Georgia in the United States. It is named after Andrew Weil,[1] the famous integrative medicine physician.
The mushroom prefers red clay soil and is often found near pine growing in bermuda grass or fescue. It is often found in urban lawns in the summer and fall.
External links
- Psilocybe weilii photo
- Psilocybe weilii photo - cap underside
- The Shroomery: contains knowledge contributed by individuals in the Hunting Forums.
References
- ↑ Andrew Weil biographic note mentioning the naming of Psilocybe weilii, at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. Page retrieved 9 July 2006.