myxomycete

It's aethalia are the biggest myxomycete fructifications, and among the most commonly seen.

Myxomycete plasmodia have also been used to study the genetics of asexual cell fusion.

The Myxomycete plasmodium also has the ability to subdivide and establish separate plasmodia.

Myxomycete plasmodia are multinucleate masses of protoplasm that move by cytoplasmic streaming.

In 2006 he characterized the myxomycete's diversity of the national reserve of "Ajos-Bavispe" in the state of Sonora.

The myxomycete genera Badhamia and Badhamiopsis are named after him, as are five species of fungi, including the agaric now known as Leucocoprinus badhamii.

When the food supply wanes, the Myxomycete plasmodium will enter the next stage of its life cycle forming haploid spores, often in a well-defined sporangium or other spore-bearing structure.