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Compilation of slime mold plasmodium pulsing. Acellular slime molds (Myxomycetes) fuse together to form one giant multinucleated cell, moving and crawling around their environment consuming organic matter in their path. As conditions dictate, they will start forming a spore bearing fruiting body called sporangia. Here you can see the plasmodium “breathing” in timelapse as the intracellular flow of cellular components shifts every ~90s in a process called cytoplasmic streaming. Slime molds displa

3 ways to avoid mold and bacteria growth in your shower🤢 1. I know you like a hot shower, but your bathroom hates it! Make sure to Turn on the fan in your bathroom while showering and leave on for 30 minutes after too. Plus, Making sure you squeegee your shower doors and walls, especially after a steamy hot shower to remove moisture that can lead to mold and mildew.💦 2. Expand your shower curtain fully, to ensure that it dries out and no moisture is trapped in the creeses, causing mold. 😫 3.

Happy slime mold Sunday from these #WolfsMilkSlimeMold #Lycogalaepidendrum. Despite it being fairly dry during my visit to Telluride, we found a little cluster of these on a log. This time I had an audience for the popping, it’s fun to hear the reactions as I pop these little pustules of slimy goodness..Popping these slime molds does not kill them, it just delays their sporulation. They are also very common and not threatened in any way, no harm done. I find popping them to be pretty gross (I do

This is a roughly 60m timelapse of slime mold plasmodium pulsing as it grows. Slime molds are Protista (not fungi) but live in similar habitats and also reproduce by forming spores. This mass of plasmodium is one giant multinucleated cell, sending building blocks back and forth (cytoplasmic streaming) as it matures into spore bearing sporangia. .#slimemold #slimemolds #myxomycetes #myxomycota #timelapse #timelapsevideo #timelapsenature #slimetok #trippy #trippycontent | Fascinated By Fungi

Time-lapse of a slime mold pulsating