


Slimes (Myxomycota, Mycetozoa)
Slime molds are heterotrophic organisms. They feed on fungi, bacteria and protozoa.
They can be observed on rotting wood, decaying organic matter, in forest litter, on herbivorous droppings.
By marianomariano | Nature - mushrooms | 28 Jun 2019



Slimes (Myxomycota, Mycetozoa)
Slime molds are heterotrophic organisms. They feed on fungi, bacteria and protozoa.
They can be observed on rotting wood, decaying organic matter, in forest litter, on herbivorous droppings.
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