Psilocybe polytrichophila
Psilocybe polytrichophila (Peck) Pomerleau, originally Agaricus polytrichophilus and also placed in Deconica, is a small mushroom that grows in beds of Polytrichum moss. Records come from sand dunes, powerline clearings, glacial outwash and moss over bedrock, from Alaska and Wyoming to New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Quebec, often in spring.
Where it grows wild
In beds of Polytrichum moss on sand, gravel and thin soil over rock, in open or lightly shaded ground such as dunes, clearings and glacial outwash.
The measured Alaskan site is at about 180 m.
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