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"Ovoids" are more commonly found in the Ohio River valley, but have recently taken root up and down the West Coast. Prevailing spore dispersal theories run from transoceanic wind currents to "specific personalities," as Slot described them, transplanting mushrooms to the Pacific Northwest. The Pacific Northwest’s wet and temperate rainforest biome presents an ideal home for fungi, and several endemic psilocybe species can be found in a range of habitats — from city parks to coastal dune grasses. On a balmy April morning, a massive flush of psilocybe mushrooms popped up in a Portland, Oregon city park. This project is just one of many being undertaken in the University of Sydney’s Australian Research Council Training Centre for the Australian Food Processing Industry in the 21st Century.

The patients, lying on a bed in a calm room, experienced a psychedelic "trip" - which one described as "a waking dream" - for six to eight hours. Each autumn, she heads out to the "sheep hills and grassy knolls" to pick her annual supply of liberty cap mushrooms, the most common type found in the UK. She has taken her children foraging with her, mushroom book in hand, as "a way to engage them with autumn" - although as they get older they are less interested in getting filthy for fungi.