Tuleyome Tales: No, it’s not ‘the blob,’ it’s a slime mold NORTHERN CALIFORNIA – You see them often in wild areas, especially after a light rain: strikingly brilliant colors against the browns of the forest. They are often mistaken for some kind of fungi, but they’re not; nor are they really plants or any kind of animals. They are the Myxomycetes: slime molds. Starting off as nearly invisible single-celled formations born from spores, they can live out ...
April 27, 2014 - Lake County News