"Hi! I have read that the spores of slime mould can cause allergies. Have your slime mould been producing spores? If they have, it will probably help if you do not keep the spores inside or just stop your slime mould from producing spores. "
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What species is this?
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I was walking to school one day and in a bush by the street I found this slime mould. I then followed it for over a week until it started to produce spores. Does someone know what the species could…Continue
Some tips for my research?
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Hello people! I have got a cool idea for an experiment on slime mold I'd like to conduct. It's been quite hyped on the internet that slime mold are intelligent but there only a few studies that…Continue
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"You can quite easily get the species Physarum polycephalum online from different Biological suppliers. You should find it quite easily just by searching it on Google. "
What species is this?
I was walking to school one day and in a bush by the street I found this slime mould. I then followed it for over a week until it started to produce spores. Does someone know what the species could be? My guess is Enteridium lycoperdon. The brown stuff are the spores. …See More
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- I find slime moulds, especially their potential for cognition, fascinating and I would like to try growing them myself. I also have a research I would like to conduct on the species Physarum polycephalum.
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