Psilocybe goniospora
A small species with angular spores, described from Sri Lanka by Berkeley and Broome and now usually placed in Deconica as D. goniospora. GBIF has about ten records from Sri Lanka and tropical Africa. Deconica species are not known to contain psilocybin.
Where it grows wild
Not documented in accessible sources; Deconica species typically grow on grass, plant debris or dung.
Unknown; Sri Lanka and East African records likely span lowland to submontane zones.
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