Psilocybe lonchophora
Described by Berkeley and Broome as Agaricus lonchophorus from Sri Lanka (Peradeniya) and moved to Psilocybe by Horak in 1983. GBIF also holds a 1982 collection from rain forest in Fiji, growing clustered. Whether it contains psilocybin is not documented here; many Psilocybe do and are controlled in many countries, so check local law before any cultivation.
Where it grows wild
Recorded clustered in lowland tropical rain forest in Fiji; the Sri Lankan type is from the Peradeniya area. Substrate is not recorded, so it is treated as a litter saprotroph.
Peradeniya lies at about 500 m; the Fiji record near Suva is lowland.
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