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 Alan Rockefeller
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 Re: Slime ID [Re: tripsis]
#8599982 - 07/06/08 07:04 AM (4 months, 28 days ago) |
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The myco society people told me that dog vomit slime mold works great as butter on toast.
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 tripsis
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Registered: 04/13/08
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Loc: Gondwana
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Yeeee...that's sounds very strange. It must have a smooth consistency then. Would that be living dogs vomit slime?
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Since we depend on an abundance of functioning ecosystems to cleanse our water, enrich our soil and manufacture the very air we breathe, biodiversity is clearly not an inheritance to be discarded carelessly - Edward O. Wilson 1992
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Dizzwizzle
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Loc: Falling From Grace....
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Re: Slime ID [Re: tripsis]
#8599995 - 07/06/08 07:20 AM (4 months, 28 days ago) |
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thats disgusting lol i couldnt really imagine it tasting delicious
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Alan Rockefeller
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Here are a couple pics by Darvin Deshazer
This is what Fuligo septica does after its done being yellow
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DannyGlick
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Loc: Willoughby
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Cool.I've found alot of them but always in its old form.I guess that's the only way I recognise it because my books don't show it in its earlier stages.
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