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Slime Mold Myxamoeba
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Colored scanning electron micrograph of a slime mold (Lycogala sp.) myxamoeba. This type of slime mold is a plasmodial species. The myxamoeba is a haploid, single-celled, free-living phase of this organism's life cycle. Pairs of these myxamoebae will swarm together and fuse to form one large, multinucleated cell called a plasmodium. The plasmodium moves slowly, feeding on fungi and bacteria until it begins to form spore producing fruiting bodies. Magnification is x6500 at 6x6cm.
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Eye of Science/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2180057
Legacy Identifier:
BC8870
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Size:
2000px × 2000px (~11 MB)
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aethalia
aethalium
ameboid organism
badhamia utricularis
color scanning electron micrograph
electron microscope
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eukaryote
fruiting body
fungus
lycogala
micrograph
microscopic
myxamoeba
myxamoebae
peridia
peridium
plasmodial slime mold
plasmodium
protist
protista
scanning electron microscope
sem
slime fungi
slime fungus
slime mold
sporangia
sporangium
spore
