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Nature Nut: A Very Unusual Lifeform

Cool, wet weather brought fungi and slime moulds to the lawn, where some species shifted from amoebae to plasmodia before releasing spores.

Summary by Burns Lake Lakes District News
Toward the end of August and beginning of September we experienced cooler temperatures with quite a bit of rain – enough to wet the lawn so that a whole bunch […]

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Nature Nut: A very unusual lifeform

Toward the end of August and beginning of September we experienced cooler temperatures with quite a bit of rain – enough to wet the lawn so that a whole bunch […]

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Burns Lake Lakes District News broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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