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psilocin

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psilocin /psi·lo·cin/ (si´lah-sin) a hallucinogenic substance closely related to psilocybin.
psil·o·cin (sl-sn, sl-)
n.
A potent hallucinogenic compound related to psilocybin.

psilocin
[sī′ləsin]
one of several indole-derived psychomimetic drugs. It is related chemically to psilocybin.

psilocin [si´lo-sin]
a hallucinogenic substance closely related to psilocybin.


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A new substance recently reported to the criminology department, referred to in some herbal stores as 'hell stone', contains high concentration of Psilocin, a hallucinogenic substance.
Simon Wiklund, for the society, had told the hearing: "On 25 February 2008, the society received a letter from the West Yorkshire Police notifying that Mr Pugh had been convicted of possession of the Class A drug, Psilocin (magic mushrooms), between 1 and 13 June, 2007.
Class A drugs include heroin, crack, cocaine, ecstasy, LSD, methadone, metamphetamine (crystal meth), magic mushrooms containing the hallucinogenic chemicals psilocin, and any Class B drug that is injected.
 
 
 
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