Myxogastria: The secret world of slime molds

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Tuesday, October 20th, 2015
7:30 PM to 9:00 PM

BOTANY NIGHT Victoria Natural History Society Some people called them fungi, some people called them animals; we now know that slime molds and amoebas really comprise a ‘sister group’ to fungi and animals, having origins placing them in their own category. Richard Winder will cover the taxonomy, life cycle, and ecology of these creatures, show how researchers are using them to explore a wide variety of natural phenomena, and help you gain a better appreciation for their diversity.