Mushrooms — fungi used for food, medicine and, in some species, ceremonial and psychoactive purposes — sit at the intersection of biology, culture, traditional medicine and contemporary research. ICEERS gathers here content on ethnomycology, psychoactive species including psilocybin-containing mushrooms and Amanita muscaria, the cultural and ritual contexts of their use, pharmacology, safety considerations and the legal and regulatory debate around them.
