Psilocybe albobrunnea
Psilocybe albobrunnea is a name published by L.C. Lutz and known from only four old collections, from Mud Lake in Michigan (1936) and Njala in Sierra Leone (1935). Nothing reliable is known of its ecology, so the targets here are generic for the genus.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes survive on the records; one collection comes from a lake margin in Michigan, the others from lowland Sierra Leone.
Lowland.
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