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Comment by Mystic Wolf on November 15, 2016 at 9:36pm

Throughout the world the species Panaeolus cinctulus (= P. subbalteatus) and several active species of Gymnopilus grow. Rather than create entries for countries, states and provinces which would then have nothing else listed, it is probably a good assumption that these mushrooms grow in those places not listed. If they are not listed for your area, mentally add it.

When researching your mushrooms be aware that many have more than one name. It may be that two names that were thought to be different were shown to describe the same fungus, or that it was moved to a new genus, or a whole host of reasons. For example the mushroom Panaeolus cyanescens was once placed in the genus Copelandia and you will therefore sometimes see it written as Coplandia cyanescens. Both names describe the same mushroom and are interchangeable. The current 'accepted' name is Panaeolus and for continuity it is the name used here.
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Amanita muscaria can be found in all 50 states and in most countries.Though Psychoactive, it is not a psilocybin mushroom so it does not appear in this list. If you intend on hunting Amanita muscaria, please be aware that it is a completely different drug and therefore experience to psilocybin and you should research its effects first.

'Sp.' Is an abbreviation for species so if you see 'Panaeolus sp.' for example under your area it means that various psychoactive Panaeolus species may grow in your area -which ones exactly are not fully researched.

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