Royal Society of Tasmania presents Sarah Lloyd's lecture on acellular slime moulds

Lucy Stone
Updated July 24 2017 - 6:00pm, first published July 23 2017 - 3:53pm
Pictures: Neil Richardson

Described as ‘ephemeral, unpredictable and intriguing’, acellular slime moulds are strange, minute beings found feeding on bacteria, algae and fungi, working their way silently through soil and vegetation in search of food.

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Lucy Stone

Lucy Stone

Local government reporter, The Examiner

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