dung-associated, potentially hallucinogenic mushrooms from taiwan
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Abstract
To identify potentially hallucinogenic mushrooms, dung-associated mushrooms collected from Qingtiangang, Yangmingshan National Park were subjected to a detailed morphological investigation and phylogentic analysis. The investigation identified four taxa: a recorded species (Panaeolus antillarum); a new combination (Conocybe nitrophila); and two new species (Psilocybe angulospora, Protostropharia ovalispora). Morphological and molecular characteristics of the collected mushrooms were compared with allied fungal taxa.
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| Authors | ;Yen-Wen Wang;Shean-Shong Tzean |
| Journal | synthetic metals |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.6165/tai.2015.60.160
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