Psilocybe aggericola
A Psilocybe described by Singer and Smith in 1958 from Argentina; the epithet means 'living on banks'. It is commonly treated as a synonym of Psilocybe zapotecorum, a large bluing species of stream banks and ravines from Mexico to Argentina. It is presumed to contain psilocybin, which is controlled in many countries; check local law before any cultivation.
Where it grows wild
If it is the same as P. zapotecorum, it grows singly or in clusters on wet, mossy stream banks, ravine walls and shaded humid ground in subtropical, oak–pine and cloud forest.
Unknown for the Argentine type; P. zapotecorum grows mostly in mid-elevation humid forest.
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