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Class: Myxogastria
Minute beads of white on short black stalks, dotted over a layer of thin slime. The slime covered rocks, decaying twigs and leaves in a damp creek. Interestingly,the white fruiting bodies seem to arrange themselves along the edges of leaves, either side of twigs and along fissure lines on rocks.
Spotted in a damp creek bed shortly after a few days of rain.
The white beads are fruiting bodies that contain spores. Each fruiting body would have been no more than .5 mm wide. Would love to see these in action !!
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Thank you Clive.
I think to immature to name.