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Slime mold

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Comments (3)
Nigel2
Naturally a slime mould but would now need microscopic examination to determine to species.
Aalestrup
#JimCornish I think you're right, thanks for infomations.
JimCornish
This could be a slime mould. They exist as single-celled organisms in the soil and then gather to create this large mass that eventually create reproductive structures.

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PublishedSeptember 18, 2011

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