Excellent work as always.
Thanks for sharing this history in the making.
"Psilocybe hispanica was discoverd by Ignacio Seral in 98' growing high in the hills of Spain. This species was originally found growing on horse dung, next to a patch of of P. semilanceata. An Italian mycologist named Giorgio Samorini did the initial research. He realized this was a new species and classified it as Psilocybe Hispanica. Therever little information about this species, but it will most likely be featured in Psilocybin Mushrooms of the World Part 2. Its potency is said to be a nice clean high somewhat like a Panaeolus cyanescens."