Psilocybe tegularis
Psilocybe tegularis is an old name from Schumacher, a Danish mycologist of the early 1800s, later moved to Psilocybe by Saccardo. There are no GBIF records and no modern description in the sources reached, so the conditions below are a generic northern European approach and a placeholder.
Where it grows wild
Not documented; the epithet means 'of roof tiles', which may point to growth on tiles or thatch, but this is unconfirmed.
Not recorded.
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