The Lizard,

mj will know more,so please elaborate a bit mj.

when i saw a coprophila for the first time i thot i had scored!there were thousands of them and semiglobattas growing outa buffalo shit on my friends property.hehe but they are non active.everyday pickin mushrooms is a fun day,so it wasnt a real let down when i identified them as coprophilas.

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Only about 25 or a few more of those actually grow on manure.

One-hundred and seventy-eight have been identified as Psilocybian.

In the late 1970's a lot of mycologists listed this species a s possibly hallucinogenic because of its relationship to other species in the genus.

Psylosymon listed three of those mushrooms which are not psychoactive but have been reported as being so.

I would also like to add another species to this list. you can find a puicture in my field guide at my web-site.

Panaeolus antillarum.

This species macroscopiclay resembles Copelandias, except it becomes rather larg with black gills with very white edges and becoames from an off white color to a silvery color in age.

It was accidently reports as the infamous "Hysteria Fungus" in the late 1940s from Australia where many people accidently ate Copelandia mushrooms and mycologists assumed it was the Panaeolus antillarum.

Have a shroomy day,

Mj

GG

[This message has been edited by GGreatOne234 (edited July 12, 2000).]

I would appreciate any input from you on that.

have a shroomy day

mjshroomer.

Who post above in my name?

lizard king, psylosymon, and then airdog said NO it is not hallucinogenic, and you still idn;t get it then mj shroomer said it was not psychoactive and you STILL did not understand, go back to preschool!