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tips for grain mite contamination?
Started this discussion. Last reply by ian Oct 24, 2021. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hi all,I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced grain/cereal mite contamination when growing slime mold? Apparently it is a common occurrence: …Continue
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Slime Mold Integrated Wearable Device
Hey all,Wanted to share a project I just published at a conference. I definitely benefited from this community (everyone here is so inspiring and helpful :) ) and I even got some of my first slime mold samples from @ian. You can see in the paper I shouted out to this community too!-----In this paper, we explore how embedding a living organism (in this case a slime mold,…See More
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I've never come across them. Drying out every thing is a good start. They're probably getting in on the oats so you could try feeding cooked oats - either dry toasted or pressure cooked dry in jar, that should stop more mites coming in.…"
tips for grain mite contamination?
Hi all,I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced grain/cereal mite contamination when growing slime mold? Apparently it is a common occurrence: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8190028/Any tips for how to rid of them? I am trying to dry out sclerotium / cleaning out all my dishes and hoping for the best, but would love any tips if anyone has any!See More
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Slime Mold Integrated Wearable Device
Posted on November 14, 2022 at 21:57 1 Comment 1 Like
Hey all,
Wanted to share a project I just published at a conference. I definitely benefited from this community (everyone here is so inspiring and helpful :) ) and I even got some of my first slime mold samples from @ian. You can see in the paper I shouted out to this community too!
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In this paper, we explore how embedding a…
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