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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 24/04/2026
No lab? No problem. In “True slime,” I’ll talk about how I track #myxomycete #biodiversity as a #citizenscientist—collecting, documenting, & contributing to DNA-based biodiversity research. Science isn’t limited to institutions. Join @fundive-fungi.bsky.social www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 14/12/2025
Arcyria helvetica is in there, who knows what else. The @newyorkmyc.org and I continually find “new” to NYC species. @fundive-fungi.bsky.social keep us posted with what you find! Print your own myxobox slime vault: makerworld.com/models/14327... #myxomycete #herbarium #slimemold
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 14/12/2025
So glad my Myxobox slime vault made it through customs. Looking forward to seeing what they are able to find, discover and confirm!
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 29/06/2025
This is the Physarum decipiens I found on this walk. Such a fun & unique park to visit, 10/10 would go there for another walk.
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 29/06/2025
oblonga: 🗣️: /əbˈlɒŋɡə/ — uh-BLONG-uh From Latin oblongus, meaning “longish” or “elongated.", the species epithet lends itself to this oblong shaped fruiting body. Let me know if you have a favorite photo out of the 3! #pickone
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 29/06/2025
Physarella: 🗣️: /ˌfɪzəˈrɛlə/ — FIZ-uh-REL-uh From Greek physa (“bladder” or “bubble”) + Latin diminutive suffix -ella (“small”). This Genus is characterized by small globose/oblong sporangia often with lime-containing capillitium.
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 29/06/2025
This is a myxo, I thought I would only ever find in the tropics. Never did I think I would find this in my ow backyard. Lets move on to the eipthet of this genus in the thread below 🧵👇🏼 #slimemoldsunday #myxomycetes #phsarella #prospectpark #protistlove #forestfloorfinds #myxo #slimemold #🦠
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 22/06/2025
2nd #timelapse of a Fuligo septica species #pulsating. This is 5minutes condensed into 8seconds. #slimemoldcreeps #slimemold #myxomycete #slimemoldsunday #yellow
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 20/06/2025
First time lapse videographer. Would love some feedback on how to improve. e.g. lighting, shot frequency, etc... This was shot in manual focus. #timelapse #videographer #slimemold
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 15/06/2025
🦠: Tubifera ferruginosa 📍: Alley Pond Park This immature Tubifera ferruginosa is strikingly easy to spot in the field. In this stage, it certainly lives up to its colloquial name: Raspberry Slime Mold #slimemoldsunday #myxomycetes #tubifera #raspberry #raspberryslimemold #forestfloorfinds #🦠
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 09/06/2025
Spotted on a leaf in Forest Park, but who knows where else it’s hiding in NYC. Keep your eyes peeled for twinkles in the leaf litter. ✨🦠 #slimemoldsunday #myxomycetes #forestpark #protists #lamproderma
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 09/06/2025
At 1000x magnification, the spores show evenly spaced warts, no grouping. Another clue for ID! Nature’s sparkle — inside and out. #microscopy #plasmodialslime
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 09/06/2025
There’s a “collar” at the top of the stalk — something also seen in Collaria arcyrionema, a close cousin that used to be grouped with Lamproderma.
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 09/06/2025
Its internal structure is just as striking: Capillitium branches directly from a short columella, forming a scaffold that persists after the outer wall dissolves. Very architectural!
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 09/06/2025
The species epithet scintillans is Latin for sparkling, glittering, twinkling — perfect for this shimmer-covered beauty that catches the light like foil.
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 09/06/2025
The genus name Lamproderma comes from Greek: lampros = bright, splendid derma = skin ✨ A reference to the shiny, metallic peridium these slime molds are known for. #myxomycetes
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trybuch.com @trybuch.com · 09/06/2025
🦠 Lamproderma scintillans 📍 Forest Park, Queens Just documented for the first time on iNaturalist in NYC — and during a @newyorkmyc.org walk! Likely seen before, but now it’s officially on record. #slimemoldsunday
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