Slime Mould

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Arcyria nutans


Picture of  Enteridium lycoperdon

Enteridium lycoperdon

This slimemould originally looked like smooth golf balls on the side of the dead tree.  In a few days it looked like cocoa running out of a tin.  A totally unbiological description!


Fuligo septica


Egg Shell Slimemould - Leocarpus fragilis


Lycogala terrestre


Picture of Slime Mould Mucilago crustacea

Slime Mould - Mucilago crustacea

Slime moulds were once classified with the fungi but this is no longer so. They grow in soil, on lawns, and on the forest floor, commonly on deciduous logs.


Reticularia lycoperdon


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