What is Conocybe traditionally used for?

While not widely used in traditional medicine, some cultures have recognized the psychoactive properties of certain species, leading to their use in spiritual or ritualistic contexts.

Some species of Conocybe are known to be toxic, particularly Conocybe filaris, which is highly poisonous and can cause severe liver damage.

What parts of Conocybe are used?

Primarily the fruiting body (mushroom).

Conocybe (Conocybe spp.) | Plant Guide | Living Netism

Conocybe is a genus of fungi belonging to the family Bolbitiaceae, characterized by their distinctive conical caps and slender stems. These mushrooms often feature a brown to yellowish coloration, wit