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| + | ====== 3 Nov 2025: Fungi and not fungi ====== | ||
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| + | It's been an interesting autumn for fungi around the Pond, with several new species recorded. | ||
| + | One of these is Honey Fungus (// | ||
| + | along the Normandy Way side of the area. | ||
| + | This identification has not been confirmed, but we will discuss it with the Town Council | ||
| + | in case any action is required to protect healthy trees. | ||
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| + | A more exciting discovery, on the same stump as the Honey Fungus as it happens, | ||
| + | was //Fuligo septica//, commonly known as " | ||
| + | or even less attractively as "Dog vomit slime mould" | ||
| + | All the references to it that I've found so far have used the American spelling of " | ||
| + | Despite appearances, | ||
| + | These are basically Protozoa, like // | ||
| + | Individual cells move around and, when dense enough, aggregate together to produce a fungus-like body eventually developing spore-bearing structures. | ||
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