[Admin edit RJL: This post was originally a follow-up "reply" in A few nivicolous myxomycetes.. , in the Nature forum. I moved it as suggested, to keep clarity about which shots were done in each environment.]
For continuity, I will include the studio shots here but please move if necessary. This is the same specimen as photo number two above [that is, in the other thread] but dried. The species is Lamproderma pulveratum. The white crystals are characteristic and consist of calcium oxalate I believe.
Cross-eyed stereo
A few nivicolous myxomycetes.. (in studio)
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They are wonderful!
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I really like the stereo pictures!
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Jörgen Hellberg
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