Teotzlcoatl said:

Interesting shit....

Entheogenic Mushrooms with Chemicals other than Psilocybin/Psilocyin-

~Carpophores atramentarius ( Polish 'shrooms 30-40m fresh), (tryptophan and tryptamine).

[Coprinus atramentarius contains disuferam like compounds similar to Antibuse. They do not get you high.]


~Carpophores narcoticus ( unconfirmed)

[non species]

~Carpophores comatus (tryptophan and tryptamine).

[Coprinus comatus is an edible shroom known as shaggy mane.]

~Carpophores micaceus (tryptophan and tryptamine).

[Another edible species of Coprinus. Nothing active in them.]

[Oh yes. Carpophores is a latin Noun 1. carpophore - a slender stalk that furnishes an axis for a carpel
stalk, stem - a slender or elongated structure that supports a plant or fungus or a plant part or plant organ. IT is not a species family name like Psilocybe]

[Your puffballs have shown no active compounds ever. Several papers have been written 0n them from Wasson, Heim and Ott and others. Including Albert Hofmann who found nothing of a psychoactive nature in any of them.]

~Lycoperdon mixtecorum (Puffballs) ( Used for divination in Oaxaca, Mexico)
~Lycoperdon marginatum (Puffballs) ( Used for divination in Oaxaca, Mexico)
~Lycoperdon pedicellatum (substitute for peyote)
~Lycoperdon umbrium (substitute for peyote)

[None of those above species of Lycoperdon's contain any active compounds at all.

Panaeolus subbalteatus (Psilocybin + other tryptamines) [Contains-Psilocybine, Psilocine and baeocystin.


~Panaeolus papilionaceus e ( unconfirmed) (May contain serotonin and its precursor 5-hydroxytryptophan and/or psilocybin)-

[contain s psilocine and psilocybine. Image in Paul Stamets book is incorrect.]

~Pluteus ephebus (P. villosus) (unidenifed psilocybin trytamine analouge)-

[there are six known species of pluteus with psilocine,. psilocybine and baeocystine.
Pluteus species:

Plutaceae
14. Pluteus atricapillus (Secr.) Singer [= P. cervinus (Schaeffer) P. Kumm.] [Orton, 1986, discussed this synonymy and concluded that the true name is P. cervinus because the epithet Agaricus atricapillus Batsch is debatable and uncertain. Singer (1986) introduced the name P. atricapillus (Secr.) Singer, but as Secretan's work has been declared invalid, this interpretation is not consider any more] (Fig. 3)
15. P. cyanopus Quél.
16. P. glaucus Singer
17. P. nigriviridis Babos
18. P. salicinus (Pers. : Fr.) P. Kumm. (Fig. 20)
19. P. villosus (Bull.) Quél.]


~Pluteus semilanceata ( Chemicals with steroidal structures, indolic chemicals, a phenethylamine + psilocybin!)

[This would be Psilocybe semilanceata, there is no Pluteus semilanceata.] and since the original alleged find of phenylethylamines in one collection of liberty caps. No one since has found them ever again.]

~Gymopilus spectabilis “Big Laughing Gym”

[some psilocine and psilocybine and kava lactones, the latter are similar to those found in the Kava Kava plants of the polyunesian cultures.]


~Inocybe aewginascens ( Psilocybin + Psil. analogue named aeruginascin)

[Inocybe aeruginascin contains psilocine, psilocybine, baeocyastine and aeruginacine. There are 6 psilocybian species of Inocybe, and none of the six contain any muscarine]

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~Lepiota humei "Peele's Lepiota" ( Very pomising, really look into this one; Hippies in FL during the 60s liked it better than both LSD and psilocybes) (Said to contain DMT and ergot-like chemicals)

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[Peeles Lepiota was a big false positive. Communications with my friend Jeremy Bigwood who originally mistakenly told Steven Peele that his sample specimens were probably psilocine and psilocybine later admitted he was wrong on his identification. He based part of it on the fact that his samples were stolen at Evergreen and that Peele's Lepiota mushroom is not psychoactive at all but toxic. IT never has contained any DMT or ergot like compounds. And was not examined until the late 1970s and early 1980s. No one ate this species in Florida in the 1960s. Only P. cubensis was known to be psychoactive in Florida in the 1960s and no one was aware of Copelandias in Florida until the mid 1990s. People who ate Lepiotas and Moprgan's Lepiota (Chlorophylum molybdites, or green gills) in Florida usually went to the hospital to get there stomach pumped. Floridas number one toxic species is green gills. Andrew Weil asked me if I had ever heard of Peele's Lepiota in 1988 at the U of Hawaii at Manoa when we were on a drug awareness panel discussed this phony psilocybine mushroom.

Then Teotzlcoatl ends his post with:

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Now look, don't im not saying this is fact. It's just on sites i've found and i am wondering if anybody has used any of these types of mushrooms and found than different than regular psilocybian shrooms.

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Teotzlcoatl,
I have just one question. Where do you find all of this misinformation?

There is a 100 page paper by Guzman, Me and Gartz, which describes mostly 215 species of psychoactive mushrooms. Posted here in the mushroom information section of this site.

Apparently you all rely on each others misinformation and ignore papers posted here which give honest answers to all your questions. This is really disturbing data in this thread.

There are approx., 90 species of Psilocybe which contain no psilocine or psilocybine.

mj

mjshroomer said:

Your puffballs have shown no active compounds ever. Several papers have been written 0n them from Wasson, Heim and Ott and others. Including Albert Hofmann who found nothing of a psychoactive nature in any of them.

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