There is nothing wrong with your tree that I can see from looking at the photo. The mass on the ground in the photo looks like dog vomit slime mold that is starting to dry up. Slime molds, of ...

The ‘dog-vomit’ type you may have seen in your vegetable garden is called 'Fuligo septica' and is typically yellow or orange ...

“We were just growing slime molds in the garden for the whole summer ... The patches in Trest’s yard were “dog vomit” slime mold, one of the plasmodial slime molds.

like dog vomit or scrambled egg slime. And despite the fact that they come in many striking shapes and colors, even the researchers who study them have to admit that many slime molds aren’t going to ...

Garden columnist Dan Gill answers readers ... One that shows up in beds is called “dog vomit” slime mold. The slime mold commonly seen on lawn grass is bluish gray, turning black.

Garden beds ... mulch after rain. Dogs sometimes get the blame because it looks like something they’d cough up after an unwise meal. The blobs are also known as “slime mold.” ...

Dog Vomit Fungus is something ... beginning of its fruiting state. The mold then turns into a tan or brown mass that leads to its other common name. The slime mold is saprophytic (feeds on dead ...

Officials posted a photo of the entire patch of slime mold on the spruce tree. “We present, the weirdly alive, beautifully vibrant, commonly named dog vomit slime mold, or scrambled egg slime.

The scientific name is Fuligo septica, but who can remember that? You can also call it by its nickname of dog vomit slime mold or scrambled egg slime. "Well, there goes my lunch," said Glacier Bay ...