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Slime mold (Trichia sp.) fruiting bodies (sporangia) grow on a rotting tree. Stock Photo
RMPET2D9–Slime mold (Trichia sp.) fruiting bodies (sporangia) grow on a rotting tree.
Bright orange fruiting bodies of a slime mold, Trichia sp., possibly T. decipiens. Stock Photo
RMBGKYHW–Bright orange fruiting bodies of a slime mold, Trichia sp., possibly T. decipiens.
Raw orange slime mold, Trichia sp Stock Photo
RFR8G75A–Raw orange slime mold, Trichia sp
Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Fruiting bodies from Stock Photo
RM2T5H724–Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Fruiting bodies from
The orange fruiting bodies (aethelia) of a Trichia slime mould on a piece of rotting timber taken in Cheshunt, Herts Stock Photo
RMEB49TN–The orange fruiting bodies (aethelia) of a Trichia slime mould on a piece of rotting timber taken in Cheshunt, Herts
Wideangle view of Toadstools (Mycena sp.) growing on decaying wood. Padley Gorge, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK. October. Stock Photo
RMW80272–Wideangle view of Toadstools (Mycena sp.) growing on decaying wood. Padley Gorge, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK. October.
Mycoparasitism, Polycephalomyces,tomentosum growing on slime mold (Trichia sp) Stock Photo
RFM97TH7–Mycoparasitism, Polycephalomyces,tomentosum growing on slime mold (Trichia sp)
A treatise on zoology . Fic. CO. Successive stages in the development of tliehomocercal tail of the Flounder, Plearonectes flesiis,L., siiowing the disappearance of the axial lobe, c,and growth of the hypochordal fin, h.f. ac, actino-trichia ; h.a, liaemal arch ; hy, hypural cartilage ; /,dermal ray; n.sp, neural spine ; nt, notocliord.(After A. Agassiz.) MEDIAN FINS 105 type (p. 480). The name gephyrocorcal has been ai)plied to thesepseiido-diphycercal tails. Turniii--- now to the relation between the axial and the appen-dicular skefeton of the median fins, which has already been alludedto ab Stock Photo
RM2AJCXJT–A treatise on zoology . Fic. CO. Successive stages in the development of tliehomocercal tail of the Flounder, Plearonectes flesiis,L., siiowing the disappearance of the axial lobe, c,and growth of the hypochordal fin, h.f. ac, actino-trichia ; h.a, liaemal arch ; hy, hypural cartilage ; /,dermal ray; n.sp, neural spine ; nt, notocliord.(After A. Agassiz.) MEDIAN FINS 105 type (p. 480). The name gephyrocorcal has been ai)plied to thesepseiido-diphycercal tails. Turniii--- now to the relation between the axial and the appen-dicular skefeton of the median fins, which has already been alludedto ab
Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. (?) from the cloudforest of Bosque de Paz, Costa Rica. Stock Photo
RM2RGM8D0–Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. (?) from the cloudforest of Bosque de Paz, Costa Rica.
Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. (?) from the cloudforest of Bosque de Paz, Costa Rica. Stock Photo
RM2RGF94F–Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. (?) from the cloudforest of Bosque de Paz, Costa Rica.
Sporocarp of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from bark of Acer sp. collected at Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2W9AANJ–Sporocarp of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from bark of Acer sp. collected at Hidra, south-western Norway.
Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2TCJ4X0–Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2TCJ4X2–Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Sporocarp of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2WD6YFG–Sporocarp of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2WAB61E–Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2WD6YF9–Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Young sporocarp of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from bark of Acer sp. collected at Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2W9AANM–Young sporocarp of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from bark of Acer sp. collected at Hidra, south-western Norway.
Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2T747GC–Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. Sample collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2T5H720–Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. Sample collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. (probably T. decipiens) from Sande, Vestfold & Telemark, southern Norway in September. Stock Photo
RM2K5CAXT–Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. (probably T. decipiens) from Sande, Vestfold & Telemark, southern Norway in September.
Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. About 13mm high. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2T747C6–Sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. About 13mm high. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Sporangia of slime mold (Trichia sp.?) growing from wood of common ash ((Fraxinus excelsior) collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2TCJ4DH–Sporangia of slime mold (Trichia sp.?) growing from wood of common ash ((Fraxinus excelsior) collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Young sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. About 0.7 mm high. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2T747CA–Young sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. About 0.7 mm high. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. About 0,8 mm high. Stock Photo
RM2T5H726–Plasmodium and sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. About 0,8 mm high.
Young sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. About 0.7 mm high. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway. Stock Photo
RM2T747C7–Young sporangia of the slime mold Trichia sp. About 0.7 mm high. Growing from wood of Acer sp. collected from Hidra, south-western Norway.
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