The common name “mold” usually denotes a fungus, but slime molds are not fungi. Rather, they are protists, and may be an aggregate of individual cells that fuse together forming an enormous ...

Slime molds are now classified as protists, placing them in the same category as most algae. While they are decomposers like bacteria and fungi, slime molds may also feed on these organisms.

The extremes in Midwest weather can cause strange things to occur in our landscapes. Here are some things you may find.

Experience the ultimate satisfaction of playing with slime as if it were dough, where every stretch, twist, and mold delivers pure sensory bliss. This video captures the smooth, pliable texture of ...

If you've got mulch in your yard, you may be noticing some unsightly mold clusters popping up. They're called fuligo septica, though they're more commonly referred to as dog vomit slime mold. Although ...

Cellular slime molds, including D. discoideum, provide insights into cell–cell communication, differentiation and the evolution of developmental pathways shared across diverse eukaryotic lineages.

A recall was issued for 1.7 million window air conditioners sold under 10 brand names due to reports of mold, which can lead to respiratory issues.

Research into slime molds and other unicellular organisms has revealed that these entities exhibit forms of learning, memory, and decision-making through complex biochemical networks.

Some towers were able to stand for more than 12 hours and generate “exploratory arms” to survey the surrounding space. As with ants, mites, and slime molds, nematode towers could be formed for ...

Such aggregations, in which animals link bodies for group movement, are rare in nature. Only slime molds, fire ants, and spider mites are known to move in this way.