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Tubifera ferruginosa
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Raspberry Slime Mold, Tubifera ferruginosa, a species of slime mold found pretty much all over the world in appropriate habitat, i.e forests on dead, well-rotted wood.
The common name comes from them somewhat resembling a red raspberry at some stages, but as they mature, they become a dusty, brown color as the spores develop. This fruiting body was about 8mm across. |
extramundi, boreocypriensis, jusninasirun has marked this note useful
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Hi My beloved friend John,
A superb close-up capture of a slime mold with excellent sharpness and lighting. This is novelty for me. TFS.
Greetings from Cyprus,
Bayram
What a beautiful slime mould, the colour and shape are impressing. Lovely capture showing nice details and elegant composition. A great addition to the Slime mould gallery, my comgratulations.
Thanks and regards, Felipe.
Thats a rather small Tubifera ferruginosa :) nice colours and a good POV
- mariki
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Hello John,
Nice picture of this mold. Good sharpness. Colours are striking.
Cheers,
Mariki
Hello John. Well captured of this protoctista in bright light. Pleasant framing and good depth in the picture. Something new to me and thanks for sharing. Best regards. Jusni
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