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wolf's milk slime mold

Lycogala epidendrum

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AnnaWhipkey
AnnaWhipkey 11 years ago

Thanks KathiKalina!

@LaraPolangco, I don't know about the spores, I didn't smash any. Wikipedia says "While immature they are filled with a pink, paste-like fluid. With maturity the fluid becomes a powdery mass of minute gray spores. The spores measure 6 to 7.5 µm and are round in shape with a netted texture and appearing ochre to lavender in colour."

LaraPolangco
LaraPolangco 11 years ago

Don't these have bright-orangey spores? I remember crushing them as a little girl..

KathiKalina
KathiKalina 11 years ago

Nice photo!

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Submitted on Oct 11, 2012

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