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    This document contains a table of contents that outlines 22 topics related to psychoactive fungi found in Australia and New Zealand. The topics include cattle dispersing psychoactive dung fungi, common names for mushrooms, public awareness, potency levels, dosages, identification, effects, poisoning treatment, legal issues, and three tables listing psychoactive and non-psychoactive species in the region. The document aims to provide information on psychoactive fungi species found in Australia and New Zealand.

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    v1.1 - Aug 8, 2003, Removed Psilocybe Cyanescens From Guide As Its Reports From Australia Were in Error. v1.0 - June 13, 1999

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    This document contains a table of contents that outlines 22 topics related to psychoactive fungi found in Australia and New Zealand. The topics include cattle dispersing psychoactive dung fungi, common names for mushrooms, public awareness, potency levels, dosages, identification, effects, poisoning treatment, legal issues, and three tables listing psychoactive and non-psychoactive species in the region. The document aims to provide information on psychoactive fungi species found in Australia and New Zealand.

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    CONTENTS

    1. Introduction
    2. Cattle as a possible dispersal
    mechanism for psychoactive
    dung fungi
    3. Common epithets
    4. Public awareness of
    psilocybian fungi
    5. Psychoactive potency of
    agaric species
    6. Dosage levels
    7. Dosages for woodchip
    species
    8. Methods of ingestion
    9. Identification of Australian psychoactive fungi
    10. Other suspected Australian psychoactive fungi
    11. Chemical identification of Australian psychoactive fungi
    12. Psychoactive effects of psilocybian mushrooms
    13. Psilocybian mushroom poisoning
    14. Accidental ingestions down under
    15. Treatment for psilocybian mushroom poisoning
    16. Flashbacks
    17. Psilocybian fungi and the law
    18. Psilocybian mushrooms in New Zealand
    19. Some final thoughts
    20. Table I: Suspected species which are not psychoactive
    21. Table II:Hallucinogenic fungi identified from Australia and New
    Zealand
    22. Table III: Australasia. species in Australia, Tasmania and New
    Zealand
    23. Acknowledgements
    24. Suggested Readings

    VERSIONS
    v1.1 - Aug 8, 2003, removed Psilocybe cyanescens from guide as its
    reports from Australia were in error.
    v1.0 - June 13, 1999

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