Psilocybin Mushrooms of the Worldby Paul Stamets 1996 Our Take This is still the best book for the genus Psilocybe on the market. Due to the fact that this genus is often left out of ID books (or skimped on), this book is also important. Paul Stamet's love of these mushrooms really comes through in his comments on over 100 species. Importantly, it covers look alikes which are an important consideration for folks looking to consume this species. Due to its age, the taxonomy is

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“An interesting and helpful feature is a list of figures and photographs in which the Botanic Gardens’ accession numbers of the photographed collections are given

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He is an internationally renowned mycologist

There are recipes for commonly eaten wild mushrooms

as David Arora celebrates the fun in fungi with the same engaging bend of wit and wisdom