Mar 6, 2025
A slime mould doing its best honeycomb impression. Trichia scabra, maybe. ...or more likely Oligonema persimile?
iNaturalist observation 262939065
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A slime mould doing its best honeycomb impression. Trichia scabra, maybe. ...or more likely Oligonema persimile?
iNaturalist observation 262939065
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Oligonema schweintzii by Karsten Buch
Oligonema verrucosum
by naturemybackyard
Oligonema verrucosum by Sarah Lloyd
a fun new slime mold for me - im not 100% sure on ID as there are a few options within Order Trichiales at this stage - one of my top considerations being Oligonema favogineum. but we can just call them baked beans 🫘🧡 fruiting around a Ganoderma sp. bracket fungus, which has created an ideal habitat for slime mold by partially decaying the wood.
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i needed to see some good slime this morning and manifested this nice big patch of Oligonema verrucosum 💛
big day for Oligonema verrucosum <3
Polycephalomyces tomentosus is a fungus that affects slime mold species in the Trichiales family including Trichia, Hemitrichia, Metatrichia and Oligonema. - by Sarah Lloyd