You guys are redeeming yourselves after the horrible Auranticordis performance! =P
Next one!
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Rest of the plate to come later, if needed.
10.02.2010 update: Part II of plate (should be easy now)
(To be referenced later)
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Mystery Micrograph #15
Originally posted at 3.23am 07.02.10
You guys are redeeming yourselves after the horrible Auranticordis performance! =P
Next one!
Rest of the plate to come later, if needed.
10.02.2010 update: Part II of plate (should be easy now)
You guys are redeeming yourselves after the horrible Auranticordis performance! =P
Next one!
Rest of the plate to come later, if needed.
10.02.2010 update: Part II of plate (should be easy now)
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Pochenia, an acrasid slime mould.
ReplyDeleteRef: Olive et al., 1983: Mycologia 75 (6): 1019-1029.
Yay, an acrasid, at last!!
Geek. Did your boss randomly walk by and blurt it out again? =P
ReplyDeleteCongrats. Now I need to find a new one for the two weeks I'll be away...
...mwahaha! *throws cunning glance at potential MM collection...*