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Didymium eremophilum is a new species of Myxomycetes cultured from dead tissue of Carnegiea gigantea (saguaro) in moist chambers. It is characterized by small stalked sporangia, crystalline peridial-lime scales, absence of capillitium, and unusually ornamented spores. Its small plasmodia and sporangia, short duration of spore-to-spore culture, and ability to sporulate without a period of light or starvation may be adaptations to a fast-drying desert environment.
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