Psilocybe zapotecorum

Psilocybe zapotecorum is a fascinating species within the Psilocybe genus, recognized for its unique morphology and intriguing habitat preferences. Found primarily in subtropical regions of Mexico and Central America, this species thrives in humid, lowland environments rich in organic matter. It is often associated with riparian zones, appearing near streams, rivers, and areas with abundant decaying vegetation. Microscopically, P. zapotecorum exhibits distinctive features, including ellipsoid to subrhomboid spores and unique cystidia, making it a valuable species for scientific study and microscopy. Its adaptability to nutrient-dense soils and its preference for damp conditions highlight its ecological importance in decomposing organic material and contributing to forest ecosystems.

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