A moving plasmodium of a slime mold on a substrate — Stock Photo, Image

A moving plasmodium of a slime mold on a substrate — Photo

A veiny white plasmodium of a slime mould, or myxomycete, is crawling and spreading on a substrate. Myxomycete is a special organism that gathers from many microscopic unicellular amoebae.

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