Inocybe haemacta Magic Mushrooms
Inocybe haemacta: Background
Inocybe haemacta magic mushrooms are weakly psychoactive, and consumption is not advised due to most species in the Inocybe genus containing muscarine.
Inocybe haemacta: Habitat
Inocybe haemacta magic mushrooms are widespread throughout Europe but rare in the Netherlands and British Isles, this mushroom can be found in clay soils on plains, or in debris-plentiful soils underneath deciduous woods with oaks and beeches.
Inocybe haemacta: Taxonomy/Naming
Genera
Inocybe
Species Name
haemacta
Sub Species
haemacta
Common Name
Inocybe haemacta: Physical Description
Pileas
Conic when young expanding to broadly convex and nearly planar. Pale brown with incurved edges that lift during maturity, and sometimes possesses no umbo. Staining is greenish towards the center.
Gills
Narrowly attached to the stem to nearly free. Grayish brown in colour becoming reddish-brown with sporulation.
Spore Print
Dull grey-brown
Spores
Stipe
Stem is slender, cylindrical, and forms a partial veil. White to bright pink towards the cap when young and becoming grey-green to nearly black towards the base with age.
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