Psilocybe ruiliensis
A small psilocybin mushroom described in 2016 from Ruili, Yunnan, in south-west China. The type collections grew solitary to scattered in grassland previously grazed by cows and horses. It contains psilocybin, so possessing or growing it is illegal in many countries; nothing is published on its cultivation.
Where it grows wild
Grazed grassland, solitary to scattered, probably on manured soil or dung remains.
Ruili lies at roughly 750–1000 m in a subtropical valley; no elevation data in GBIF.
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