First off the P. subaeruginascens is in both Tokyo and a variation is from java.

The information you want reagarding Psilocybe argentipes can be found in twop journals and one book.

The journals publications are as follows:

Yokoyama, K. 1973. A new hallucinogenic mushroom, Psilocybe argentipes. Transactions of the Mycological Society of japan vol. 17:349.

The one on the chemical analysis can f be found in the following journal:

Koike, Yutaka wt al.,1981. Isolation of psilocybin from Psiloscybe argentipes and it's determination in specimens of some mushrooms. Journal of Natural Products (Formerly Lloydia) vol. 44(3):362-365.

Further info can be found in The Genus Psilocybe by Gaston Guzman, 1983.

Also how can anyone here tell you they are low potency, I doubt if anyone here is qualified to say that since I doubt that anyone here ever ate them.

THose articles can be viewedd free at any University library which carries those journals. Since they are common journals in big city Universities.

And Mushie girl,
I am curious as to what "Spanish Apache" Mushrooms are since no Apache ever used psilocybine containing mushrooms and neither did the Spanish who abhored mushrooms to began with.

This appears to be some idiots interpretation of a strain of P. cubensis.
and I have to say the name incites in me a hostility towards whoever came up with that shit of a name.

Anyway have a shroomy day.

mj

[This message has been edited by mjshroomer (edited July 28, 2000).]

Do you mean
"Kore wa Nihon no take ga suki da yo"?

BTW, I bet the "Spanish Apache" nonsense was a poor English translation of Japanese words "Mexican Indian" or something to that effect.

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