slime moulds

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Mycology
... endophytes, smuts. See Items under Greg Kirby's lists Mycology, fungi, mushrooms, agricaris, slime moulds, ph http://fubio1.bio.flinders.edu.au/mycol.htm 89. Medical Mycology ... > Biology > Hidden Forest, The - photographs and information on New Zealand bryophytes, fungi, lichens, and slime moulds. MykoWeb - mushrooms, fungi, and mycology resource... http://ca.yahoo.com/Science/Biology/Mycology/ ...
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Tree of Life FAQs
... a particular group? Why is there no Tree of Life page for guinea pigs (dandelions, slime moulds, ...)? Can I get my hands on the tree structure you use for the ToL site ...
tolweb.org

SARCOMASTIGOPHORA
... (Rhizopoda and Actinopoda) Class: Lobosea Acarpomyxea (Leptomyxa) Acrasea (cellular slime moulds) Eumycetozoea (cellular slime moulds, the prosteliids and dictyosteliids together with acellular, plasmodial or true slime moulds) Plasmodiophorea (mostly obligate parasites of plants) Filosea (aconchulinids and ...
www.il-st-acad-sci.org

MBG: Research Links: Bryology
... (including hornworts). The Hidden Forest This site contains lots of images of bryophytes, fungi, lichens, slime moulds, and other primitives. Not meant to be an identification guide. International Association of Bryologists IAB ...
www.mobot.org

The Succulent Plant Page: Glossary of Botanical Terms
... plant. True fruits develop from the ovary wall. See: pericarp. Many fungi, myxobacteria (slime moulds) and lichens produce a fruiting body, a macroscopic reproductive structure enclosing the spores. ... material and abrorbing it through their cell walls. The Kingdom Fungi includes yeasts, moulds, mildews, mushrooms, rusts, slime moulds, smuts, and toadstools. Funicle - the stalk of an ovule or seed. ...
www.succulent-plant.com

protistan fungi
... Area and Slime Mold of Turf. click image to enlarge Dictyosteliomycota See Images from ATBI slime mold research conducted by UNA students and faculty LIFE CYCLES--of the Cellular Slime Moulds - a great site to learn about (and see) the transformational stages in the life cycle of cellular slime ...
una.edu

Newsletter
... Their sugary excrement (honeydew) makes lower foliage sticky and allows the growth of black sooty moulds. Which plants are affected? Most indoor plants are susceptible and whiteflies can be active ... seedlings, young tender shoots and leaves are damaged or eaten, particularly in moist conditions. Slime trails may be visible. See also Snails. Cause: Slugs (various Arion, Milax and Deroceras ...
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