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A slime mould on a stump

15 July 2026 by David
A slime mould on a stump

A false puffball growing on the remaining stump of a tree which was felled a few years ago. False puffballs are one of the commoner (more easily noticed) of slime moulds.

A slime mould on a stump

According to Wikipedia, false puffballs are gathered to be eaten growing wild in parts of Mexico and Ecuador.

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