Psilocybe definita
A Psilocybe described in 2016 by Haruki Takahashi and Yuichi Taneyama in The Fungal Flora in Southwestern Japan. GBIF holds one Japanese record that was not usable for climate. Its habitat and chemistry were not confirmed in the sources consulted, so conditions are generalised for a warm-temperate humid forest in southern Japan.
Where it grows wild
Not documented in the sources consulted; assumed to grow on humus, litter or rotten wood in warm-temperate evergreen forest of southern Japan.
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