Aug 7, 2024
Slime molds by Andy Sands
Photo 1: Stemonitis spp.
Photo 2: Comatrichia nigra
Photo 3: Physarum album
Photo 4: Comatrichia nigra
Photo 5: Stemonitis spp.
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Slime molds by Andy Sands
Photo 1: Stemonitis spp.
Photo 2: Comatrichia nigra
Photo 3: Physarum album
Photo 4: Comatrichia nigra
Photo 5: Stemonitis spp.
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#2990 - Comatricha sp. - EDIT: or possibly Lamproderma
A slime mold with at least 39 species. I suspect this is Comatricha nigra. If so, the sporangia darken to yellow, pink, red, and black as they mature, then into masses of brown spores as they dry.
EDIT: regular slime guy ( @regularslimeguy.bsky.social ) over on Bluesky has informed me that it could also be a Lamproderma species, which can look remarkably like Comatricha despite, irksomely, not being closely related.
Paganoni Reserve, Perth, WA.