
Slime molds recorded in Glen Affric
In the past, slime molds were considered to be types of fungi, but as a result of recent revisions to the system of biological classification of living organisms, many authorities now consider them to be a distinct Kingdom of life, in the same way that animals, plants and fungi are all classified as separate Kingdoms of life.
This list has been compiled as a result of observations made by Trees for Life staff, with the species identifications being provided by Professor Bruce Ing.
| Badhamia lilacina | |
| Lycogala epidendron | |
| Lycogala terrestre | |
| Physarum robustum | |
| Trichia varia | |
| Tubifera ferruginea |
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