Slime mold on mushroom
Tiny fruiting bodies (sporocarps) of the cosmopolitan slime mold Cribraria, maybe Cribraria intricata (Cribrariaceae), growing on the cap of an unidentified mushroom. There’s also Ceratiomyxa slime mold below the fungus.
References: [1] – [2] Photo: ©Kim Fleming Locality: unknown
Red raspberry slime mold.
Slime Mold | Metatrichia floriformis | vor dem Harz photos via (1) Pinterest.
Slime mold of the Stemonitis fusca family.
This is Physarum polycephalum – a slime mold that has become somewhat of a celebrity due to its performance in laboratories and mazes. Here it is in its natural habitat moving over and cleaning out a small bracket fungus Stereum subtomentosum. Fungi are among its favourite foods.
Syzygites megalocarpus.
Stemonitis fusca growing and releasing spores. Original here.
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