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Aww yes... the biggest, the blobbiest. It's tapoica slime mould - Brefeldia maxima.
>_<
Not sure on the ID anymore. I still stand by the 'Aww yes...' bit, though.
Might be Symphytocarpus amaurochaetoides - hoping someone on iNaturalist will help...
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Changes since yesterday - now we have color! Tapioca slime mould - Brefeldia maxima. Not sure on the ID. Might be Symphytocarpus amaurochaetoides - hoping someone on iNaturalist will help...
When I went back to check on the enormous slime mould from earlier this month, a large sphere of spore mass had fallen off the log and landed on the forest floor. A dor beetle had found it, and seemed happily engrossed in rolling it around the leaf litter.
This was the spore mass before the fall. When I examined the spore mass under a microscope, it became clear that this is not Brefeldia maxima, but matched the description of another slime mould - Symphytocarpus amaurochaetoides except for the maximimum size - S. amaurochaetoides is supposed to max out at 5cm diameter, while my one was something like 40cm x 12cm.
