I have this wild morning glory growing all over my yard. I don't think it's I. tricolor due to the leaf shape. Can someone ID this and/or tell me if the seeds contain LSA?

Leaves:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y60/omgwtfbbqh4x/IMAGE_037.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y60/omgwtfbbqh4x/IMAGE_032.jpg

Flower:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y60/omgwtfbbqh4x/IMAGE_036.jpg

Seedlings:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y60/omgwtfbbqh4x/IMAGE_038.jpg

No ones going to be able to ID it, go to the plant forums, they should be able to..

Or just search plants that contain LSA on Erowid, and work your way from there.
Thats what i did with DMT:)

Maybe a Heavenly Blue. Looks a little light for that though. However they have the same number of petals and very similar shapes. It's also one of the more common varieties.

If it is Heavenly Blue, the seeds will in fact contain LSA. However morning glories take a lottttttt more seeds to get any effects from than Hawaiin Baby Woodrose, which are highly recommended for LSA consumption as you only need to take about a dozen to get the same effects. The high quantity (around 200-300) of seeds you need to consume for morning glories can often make one ill.

http://www.cactuz.org/trine/albums/Sommerblomster/Iopmoea_Heavenly_Blue.sized.jpg

http://www.palantir.co.uk/newgarpic/250806a.JPEG

No ones going to be able to ID it, go to the plant forums, they should be able to..

I wouldn't say no one. I work at a flower/garden nursery. :)

Just eat a couple hundred seeds and find out.