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Tubifera ferruginosa · rusvoji tubifera
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Tubifera ferruginosa · rusvoji tubifera
Tubifera ferruginosa · rusvoji tubifera
- red raspberry slime mold
- Lachsfarbene Schleimpilz
- rusvoji tubifera
- parastā aveņgļotsēne
- zlepniczek walcowaty
It is one of the most widely known and distinct slime molds, being found throughout temperate regions of the world, primarily in Europe and North America.
T. ferruginosa is often found growing on damp rotten wood in temperate forests. It forms small, cushion-like pseudoaethalia, or fruiting bodies from June to November that are bright red when young, and purple-brown when mature. These pseudoaethalia are different from the aethelia of other slime molds like Fuligo septica, because they are made of tightly bunched, gelatinous rods, or sporangia. Each individual sporangium is approximately 0.5 mm wide and 3 to 5 cm tall, while the width of the pseudoaethalia can reach 15 cm. The pseudoaethalia is anchored to a surface by the hypothallus, a spongy, raised structure that appears light in color.