Gaston
Guzman Vagner G.
Cortez ABSTRACT A discussion of the 42 names related with Psilocybe reported from Brazil is presented, of which 29 are accepted species and 21 belong to the neurotropic fungi. The oldest references came from 1856, 1889, and 1906, with the general works on fungi or Agaricales by Montagne, Spegazzini, and Rick, respectively, although the studies in the genus started with Guzmán in 1978. The neurotropic fungus Psilocybe wrightii, only known from Argentina, is reported for the first time from Brazil, and P. uruguayensis, another neurotropic fungus, is considered a synonym of P. caeruleoannulata, which is reported now from the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
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