RMAH1KKG–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RMTRDJWF–slime-mould (Didymium melanospermum), slime-mould on Polytrichum, Netherlands
RM2BDXHRM–Didymium Perforatum
RF2GF97T1–neodymium stone, part of the rare earth group, the world's strongest magnetic ore used in the technology industry
RMJ3KNHC–Haeckel Mycetozoa Didymium farinaceum
RM2BDM7BH–Haeckel Mycetozoa Didymium farinaceum.
RM2AWD8B5–Zöology; a textbook for colleges and universities . c Drawing by R. Weber FIG. 3g. Stages in the development of Didymium, one of the Mycetozoa (afterLister); magnified about 1400 diameters. A, Spore. B, Swarm cell escaping froma spore case. C, Swarm cell; /, flagellum. PROTOZOA 191 give rise to a great number of smaller organisms. Inthe malaria parasite, which is conveyed to man by the
RMPG2T6X–. Comparative morphology and biology of the fungi, mycetozoa and bacteria . Plant morphology; Fungi; Myxomycetes; Bacteriology. CH.VIII.—MORPHOLOGY AND COURSE OF DEVELOPMENT.—MrXOMVCETES. 425 forming somewhat large roundish bodies with a delicate outline in which one or more lime granules are imbedded; it is soluble in alcohol at least in Fuligo and Didymium Serpula. Nuclei were not at first observed in the plasmodia. Cienkowski even stated expressly that the nuclei present in the swarm-cells disappear when they coalesce. But Schmitz' and Strasburger^ have recently established the presence of
RMMAB4E5–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . Fig. 79. Didymium squamulosum (Alb. et Schwein.) Fr. Gruppe von Sporangien ('â ^"^/i). â Nach der Natur.
RF2F8XJK5–Didymium melanospermum, a slime mold growing on sphagnum moss in Finland
RF2WFHPXX–Didymium melanospermum, slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RF2PCKB9M–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RF2WJ2BJK–Didymium melanospermum, slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMTRDJWD–slime-mould (Didymium melanospermum), slime-mould on Polytrichum, Netherlands, Utrecht
RM2BDXHW5–Didymium Perforatum
RMAH1KMX–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RF2R40J7M–neodymium is a magnetic chemical element with the symbol Nd, in solid state. It is part of the rare earth group, used in the technology industry
RM2AWD742–Zöology; a textbook for colleges and universities . c Drawing by R. Weber FIG. 3g. Stages in the development of Didymium, one of the Mycetozoa (afterLister); magnified about 1400 diameters. A, Spore. B, Swarm cell escaping froma spore case. C, Swarm cell; /, flagellum. PROTOZOA 191 give rise to a great number of smaller organisms. Inthe malaria parasite, which is conveyed to man by the
RMPFG60W–. Das system der pilze und schwämme. Ein versuch. Fungi. l26 I ftod). '2Iwf Clättctn unb Bntiqtn, 6ie in bec g?5ff ju mobern onfangcn.' Sm J&«t6ffe Fig. >20. Columella Coluinella nulla. Didymium ^ / Diderma Sporidia Cionium 1 j Physarum coacervata Leangium / . > Leocarpus Columella nulla Granula I Trichia Cribraria Granula aoccisinspersa.l Arcyria. Dictydium. / coacervata.. •BH9uin|03. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resem
RMMCTKKA–. Fig. 17. A, B, C Didymium farinaceitm Schra,i. J^ Sporangien (5/1). B Durch- sciinitt durch das Sporangium (20/1). C Capillitium (300/1). — JJ Chondrio- derma radiatnm Linne. Geöffnete Sporangien (5|l). {A, D nacli der Natur. B, C nach Rostafinski.)
RF2PCKB2N–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RF2WFW1G3–Didymium melanospermum, slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMAH1K8T–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RMW1W38T–Archive image from page 559 of Das botanische praktikum, anleitung zum. Das botanische praktikum, anleitung zum selbststudium der mikroskopischen botanik für anfänger und geübtere, zugleich ein handbuch der mikroskopischen technik dasbotanischepra00stra Year: 1923 532 XXIV. Fruchtkörper von Didymium. zurück. Die innere Haut ist in ihrem oberen Teil ebenfalls zart und farblos, im unteren wird sie dicker und färbt sich violett bis braun, im trockenen Zustand irisiert sie oft. Die dem Substrat angeschmiegte Basis des Sporangiums zeigt nur eine relativ dicke braune Wand, ohne oder nur mit S
RM2AXFGK7–Text-book of structural and physiological botany . s greatly; the maximum appears 200 Structural and Physiological Botany. to occur in Didymium Serpida, where a rate of lo millimetres in a minute has been observed. The aiitherozoids and swarmspores (zoospores) of many Cryptogams were long considered to belong to the animal kingdom ; and they actually show so close a resemblance to animals that they might well have been described as plants in the moment of their transformation into animals. The swarmspores of Algae are particles of protoplasm which break through the walls of the cells in which
RMPFG9PJ–. Das botanische praktikum, anleitung zum selbststudium der mikroskopischen botanik für anfänger und geübtere, zugleich ein handbuch der mikroskopischen technik. Plant physiology; Botany; Microscopy. 532 XXIV. Fruchtkörper von Didymium. zurück. Die innere Haut ist in ihrem oberen Teil ebenfalls zart und farblos, im unteren wird sie dicker und färbt sich violett bis braun, im trockenen Zustand irisiert sie oft. Die dem Substrat angeschmiegte Basis des Sporangiums zeigt nur eine relativ dicke braune Wand, ohne oder nur mit Spuren von Kalk. Die Sporen sind kugelig, durchscheinend violett- b
RMMAB4E4–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . Fig. 80. Didymium squamulosnm (Alb. et Schwein.) Fr. a) Plasmodiokarpieu (*%); b) Gruppe von Sporangieu C'"!,); c) und d) Capil- litium zweier Formen C^"/,). — a nach der Natur, b, c und d nach Lister.
RF2PCK9KA–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RF2WFW1FN–Didymium melanospermum, slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RF2WJ2BK3–Didymium melanospermum, slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMAH1K4N–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RMKBPR73–EB1911 Mycetozoa Didymium difforme hatching of the spores
RMHRJ3GK–Slime Mold Plasmodium
RMT02HR7–Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . drlrabenhorstskr0110rabe Year: 1920 203 3. Kalkkristalle + Scheiben- oder scliuppenförmig. 4. Peridie knorpelig. 3. Lepidoderma de Bary 4*. Peridie häutig, oberwärts zart, unterwärts dicker, Kalkauflagerung spärlich oder fehlend. 4. Leptoderma G. Lister 1*. Sporangien Aethalien bildend. 2. MucilagO Adanson Übersicht der Grattungen. Didymium. Gestielte oder ungestielte Sporangien oder Plasmodiokarpien, nie Aethalien bildend. Peridie dünn oder knorpelig, unregelmäßig aufreißend, besetzt mit zerstreuten Kalk- kr
RM2AWJ09F–Introduction to the study of fungi : their organography, classification, and distribution for the use of collectors . f which there is an external deposit of limeon the wall of the sporangium. TheDidymeae have a capillitium which iswholly without lime (Fig. 144), and thePhysareae a capillitium which encloses lime.We need not stay to analyse the differentgenera in these two sections, inasmuch asthey will offer no difficulty to the student.The Didymeae includes such generaas Chondrioderma, Didymium, Lepidoderma, Spumaria, andDiachaea (Fig. 145). InSpumaria only are the spor-angia combined in an
RMPFY6WY–. Current bibliography for aquatic sciences and fisheries. Marine biology; Aquatic biology; Fisheries. 7,95 Anabaena Trichodesmium 1158 09-12 7,99 ÂLGÂE, MISC. 0697 1061 1099 1283 1312 1342 1357 1368 1372 1380 1388 8,01 BACTERIA 58-0950 1024 1113 1165 1286 1294 1303 1339 1351 1375 Escherichia 1317 8,25 Didymium 8,37 Achlya 9,-^3 Elodea 1302 1173 0921 1344 9,97 HIGHER PLMTS, AQUATIC 1312 1373 1379. FAO/59/5/3344 EA:fo 2(2):T6. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrati
RMME815P–. Die Lehre von der Pflanzenzelle . Richtungen hinweg wandert, als nach anderen. So an sehr beweglichen Plas- modien von Didymium Serpula (Fig. 4). Bei zäheren, minder dünnflüssigen Plasmodien streben die neuen Auszwei- gungen auch aufwärts, nach allen Richtungen des Raumes. So bei Stemonitis fusca und oblonga schon frühe. Die einzelnen Auszweigungen endigen als Kegel von ziemlicher Steilheit, so dass diese Plasmodien als dicke, kissenförmige, mit dicht Fig. 3. Stück eines Icleinen Plasmodium von Aetliaiium septicum. welclies während melirstiindigen Llegens im Dunkeln von einem Stückchen Gerbe
RF2PCKBJX–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RF2WJ5455–Didymium melanospermum, slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RF2P8AWE5–Didymium melanospermum, slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMAH1JNN–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RMHRF67C–Slime Mold Spores (LM)
RMRYF52G–Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz drlrabenhorstskr0110rabe Year: 1920 14 auch zwischen jener und der behaupteten Notwendigkeit der Anwesenheit von Spaltpilzen für die Sporenkeimung. Mit Ausnahme der zu den Exosporeen gehörenden Gattung Ceratiomyxa haben alle Schleimpilze einkernige Sporen, ab und zu kommt es vor, daß man Sporen wahrnimmt, die mehrere Kerne einschließen, doch handelt es sich dann stets um abnorm gebildete, gewöhnlich schon durch ihre Deformation und durch Fig. 8. Didymium difforme (Pers.) Diiby. a) eine trockene zusamineugefalt
RM2ANEEBT–Observations on the rare earths : yttrium chloride and the atomic weight of yttrium . d tofractionation of earth mixtures containing didymium or gadolinium unless theyare first removed by the potassium sulphate method. The determination of the ratio Y2O3 : Y2(S04.)3 as a means of finding theatomic weight of yttrium was studied and found to be rather unoertain. Themethod aprarently gives atomio weight values which are lower than those gain-ed by other more reliable methods. The ratio Ya03 : 2YC13 waR studied and some very consistent results wereobtained. Weighed quantities of yttrium oxide were
RMMAB4E8–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . Fig. 77. Leptoderma iridesceus G. Lister — Nach Lister. Sporangiura, Peridie im ober» Teil entfernt (*"/,); b) Capillitium, rechts daneben Fragment der Peridie mit eingebetteten Kalkschuppen (*""/!). XV. Gattung Didymium Schrader pr. p. Nov. Gen. PI. (1797), 20; Fr. Syst. Myc. 111, 113; Rabenhorst Deutschi. Krypt.-FI. I, 278; de Bary in Rost. Vers. Syst. Myc. 13 und Monogr., 150; Schröter in CohnKrypt.-Fl. Schles. III, 1,121 und
RF2PCKA8T–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RF2P8AWF4–Didymium melanospermum, slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMAHY6YT–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RF2WCT2BT–Didymium squamulosum, a slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMHRF67A–Slime Mold Plasmodium
RMT03H43–Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . drlrabenhorstskr0110rabe Year: 1920 216 Didymium Choiicliiorlerma de Bary et Eost. in Alex. Stroz. (1872), 89. Didymium ueglectum Berkeley et Broome in .Joiivii. Tiiiiii. Soe. XIV (1873), 83. Didymium Fuckeliauum Eost. Monogv. (1875), 1(51, tig. 134; Massee Mouogr., 222. Didymium macrospermum Eost. Mouogr. (1875), 161; Celak. Myxom. Böhm., 62; Massee Mouogr., 228. Didymium discoideum Rost. Mouogr. (1875), 162; Massee Mouogr., 229. Didymium couflueus Rost. Mouogr. App. (1876), 22. Didymium platypus Hazsiinszky
RM2ANETA9–Observations on the rare earths : yttrium chloride and the atomic weight of yttrium . -11- IX. Gadolinite earth (average at. wt. 91.2)^46 grama of a jure white oxidewhioh had been obtained from bromate fraotions of gadolinite material andwhich had also been fractionated by the magnesium oxide and the potassium dou-ble sulphate methods were mixed with 165 grams of chromio aoid and fractionat-ed by the use of 250 oo. of ohrorcate solution per fraotion. A y11rium-didymiurn earth was also tried but no successful separation wasattained. Although the didymium did oonoentrate somewhat in the first fr
RMMAB4FW–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . Fig. 36. Fig. 37. Capillitiuin von Fuligo Sporaugieu vou Diderma spuinarioides Fries mus'corum (Fries) Alb. et. zum Teil geöffnet und dann mit zu Tage treten- Schw., mit Kalkknoten. der Oolumella — 20 X — Nach Lister. — 280 X — Nach Lister. vorgeht, daß Plasmodien von Didymium diiforme (Pers.) Duby (= Chondrioderma diiforme Rost.^ und Dldymmm squamulosum Alb-et Schw.) Fries (Didymium effusum Linky nicht miteinander verschmelzen, vielmehr kontraktorische Erregung aufweisen, daß dagegen Plasmodien derselben Ar
RF2PCKC6R–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RMAH1KDR–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RF2WCT2E0–Didymium squamulosum, a slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMT03HDK–Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . drlrabenhorstskr0110rabe Year: 1920 Fig. 81. Didymium Wilczekii Meylan a) Plasmodiolvarpien (^'/i); ^) Teil des Capillitiums mit darau hafteuden Frag- menten der Peridie (^^'/j). — a nach der Natur, b nach Lister. zweigungen, bezw. Anastomosen der Fäden unter rechtem oder stumpfem Winkel abgehend. Sporen im durchfallenden Lichte dunkelbraunrot, dicht- und fein stachelig, 9 —13 fi. Schweiz (Jura, AroUa im AVallis, Furka, Arosa, Schröteralp ob Vättis), Schweden, N.-Amerika. Eine alpine, im Frühjahr am Rande des
RM2ANEM12–Observations on the rare earths : yttrium chloride and the atomic weight of yttrium . -11- IX. Gadolinite earth (average at. wt. 91.2)^46 grama of a jure white oxidewhioh had been obtained from bromate fraotions of gadolinite material andwhich had also been fractionated by the magnesium oxide and the potassium dou-ble sulphate methods were mixed with 165 grams of chromio aoid and fractionat-ed by the use of 250 oo. of ohrorcate solution per fraotion. A y11rium-didymiurn earth was also tried but no successful separation wasattained. Although the didymium did oonoentrate somewhat in the first fr
RMME8150–. Die Lehre von der Pflanzenzelle . 1) Küline, Unters, üb. d. Protoplasma, Lpz. 1864. p. 84. i) Nach Analogie mit den in ähnlicher Weise sich bildenden, als Kangarme functionirenden Protuberanzen dei- protoplasmatischen Körpersubstanz von Rhizopoden sind sie von mehreren Seiten Pseudopodien genannt worden. Die Anwendung dieses Ausdrucks auf pflanzliches Pro- toplasma scheint uiir nicht angemessen. l-'ig. 6. Umrisse eines Plasmodium von Didymium Serpula, welches in der roisscnd schnellen Bildung neuer Auszweigungen begrifTen war, bei lOfacher Vcrgrösserung. Die stär- kern Umrisse geben die Gest
RF2PCKBY3–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RMAH1KFP–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RF2WDW316–Didymium squamulosum, a slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMANT9X2–Lampwork artist Rebecca Weddell making glass beads to be used as components in jewellery making. Picture by Jim Holden.
RF2WFW1BN–Didymium nigripes, a slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RM2AJ31AB–A glossary of mineralogy . anthanium. Mikrobromite. Iridosmine. Pyrochlore. Iodic Silver, or lodyrite. Irite. Cerium. Gold. Osmiium. Cererite. Native Gold. Irid-Osmine. Allanite. Orthite. Electrum, Irite. TJralorthite. >Xanthorthite. J Gold Amalgam. Bodenite.Cerine. ILantbanium. Tritoraite. Auriferous Pyrites. Lanthanite. Aurotellurite. Platinum. Lanihanium, Cerium, Didymium.Parisite. and Cryptolite. Phosphoeerite.Monazite.Edwardsite. Native Platinum. Yttro-cerite. Lanthanium, Cerium, Di- Palladium. dymium, and Titanic Acid. Fluocerine. Native Palladium. Tschewkinite. Note.-^A few of the na
RMMAB4E1–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . Didymium spiimarioides Fr. Syst. Myc. 111 (1829), 121. Diderma spiimariffiforme Wallr. Fl. Germ. Crypt. (1833), 374. Exsikkaten: Rabenhorst Fungi eur. 1323. Fuckel Fungi rheu. 1471. Sydow Myc. March. 397. 0. Jaap Myxom, exsicc. 30. Plasmodium weiß oder gelb, Fruchkörper (Aethalien ) aus am Grunde verwachsenen, baum- artig verzweigten Einzelfrucht- körpern zusammengesetzt. Ge- samtfruchtkörper eine + koral- lenartig verzweigte, poröse, + länglich kugelige, bis 6 cm lange und bis 6 cm breite Masse bil- dend, d
RF2PCKAHM–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RF2T7E7KA–Didymium nigripes, a slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RM2ANEX63–Observations on the rare earths : yttrium chloride and the atomic weight of yttrium . y fraotioned the oldyttria into its components. 14) In 1867 Pattison and Clark dissolved a mixture of oerium, didymium, o and lanthanum oxides in chromio acid and heated to dryness at 110 . When theresidue was boiled with water the oerium remained behind as an insoluble re-sidue . 16 ) In 1875 Brauell used the method for the quantitative determination of oerium in cerite. ie) i7)loose in 1892 and Kruss and Loose in 1893 found that potassium ohromate aoted on the nitrate solutions in a twofold way. In the oold
RF2WFTW4T–Didymium nigripes, a slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMMAB4E2–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . Fig. 81. Didymium Wilczekii Meylan a) Plasmodiolvarpien (^"/i); ^) Teil des Capillitiums mit darau hafteuden Frag- menten der Peridie (^^"/j). — a nach der Natur, b nach Lister. zweigungen, bezw. Anastomosen der Fäden unter rechtem oder stumpfem Winkel abgehend. Sporen im durchfallenden Lichte dunkelbraunrot, dicht- und fein stachelig, 9 —13 fi. Schweiz (Jura, AroUa im AVallis, Furka, Arosa, Schröteralp ob Vättis), Schweden, N.-Amerika. Eine alpine, im Frühjahr am Rande des schmelzenden Schnees sic
RF2PCKCRB–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RM2AWD5AP–Zöology; a textbook for colleges and universities . c Drawing by R. Weber FIG. 3g. Stages in the development of Didymium, one of the Mycetozoa (afterLister); magnified about 1400 diameters. A, Spore. B, Swarm cell escaping froma spore case. C, Swarm cell; /, flagellum. PROTOZOA 191 give rise to a great number of smaller organisms. Inthe malaria parasite, which is conveyed to man by the. Drawing by R. Weber (after Leidy) FIG. 40. Shells of three species of Difflugia. A, D. capreolata. B, D. corona.C, D. acuminala, variety inflata. Although Difflugia. corona presents markedvariations, it never a
RF2WFTTWH–Didymium nigripes, a slime mold from Finland, no common English name
RMMCTKP7–. Fig. 4. A Sporen und Keimung von Comatricha nigra (390). B Scliwärmer von Didymium Serpula (350). C Amöben von Fuligo septica (390). D kleines Plasmodium derselben (390). — E Ausgebildetes Plasmodium von Didymium Serpula (nat. Gr.). — F ein Teil eines solchen von Did. granidosum (350). (A, C, D aus De Bary, Mycetozoen, B, E, i^ aus Cienkowski: Das Plasmodium.) schwingende Geißel voran, ihren Protoplasmakörper biegend und windend, in verschie- dener Weise, bald schnell im Wasser schwimmend, bald hüpfend oder kriechend, und gleichen so den Schwärmsporen mancher Pilze (besonders denen der Chijt
RF2A811PP–Didymium melanospermum, a slime mold growing on sphagnum moss in Filnad
RF2PCKCE8–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RM2AG1HP6–. The American annual of photography. n Bromine Cadmium Caesium Calcium Carbon Cerium Chlorine Chromium Cobalt r* i^ s Cuprosum Copper (Cuprum) -l ^ ? vv K r ( Cupricum Columbium (Niobium) Didymium Erbium Fluorine Gallium Germanium Gold (Aurum) Hydrogen Indium Iodine Iridium i /T7 x { Ferrosum Iron (Ferrum) <r . v ( Ferncum Lanthanium Lead (Plumbum) Lithium Magnesium Manganese n* /tj j Mercurosum Mercury (Hydrargyrum) < ,, . J v J &J I Mercuncum. Molybdenum Symbol andAtomicity. AIivSbv Asv Ba»Be11Biv Bin Br1 Cd» Cs1 Cau Civ Ceiv CI1 Crvi Covi Cu1 Cu11 Cb* Div Eb«Fl1 Griv Auiji H1In
RF2A76A47–Didymium melanospermum, a slime mold growing on sphagnum moss in Filnad
RF2PCK9YG–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RM2CRR6XE–. Spectroradiometric investigation of the transmission of various substances . l Co., is a light yellowish-green glass having a narrow absorption band at 0.65/*. (Seecurve A, Fig. 18; thickness 2.09 mm). Fieuzal glass (shade B, curve B, Fig. 18; thickness 2.04 mm),from the American OpticaLCo., is a dark greenish-yellow glass ofFrench origin. It has the characteristic absorption band ati.i/x, of glasses, containing iron, and the didymium band at 672 Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards [Vol. 14 o.6ai. Curve D, Fig. 18, gives the transmission of a sample(/ = i .98 mm) purporting to be a Fieuzal g
RF2A811PE–Didymium melanospermum, a slime mold growing on sphagnum moss in Filnad
RF2PCKD45–Yellow dog vomit slime mould (Didymium mucilago)
RMRH1TGB–. Bulletin. Agriculture. Bui. College of Agric. Vol. No. 5. Plate XVII.. Action of Didymium on Plants.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Tokyo Daigaku. Nogakubu. Tokyo
RF2A76A3Y–Didymium melanospermum, a slime mold growing on sphagnum moss in Filnad
RF2WJ2C7C–Didymium difforme, a slime mold growing on hazel leaf in Finland, microscope image of sporangia
RF2WDTRPC–Didymium difforme, a slime mold growing on leaf petiole of rowan in Finland, microscope image of sporangia
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