Witch Butter
#witchbutter #nature
This week I came across a big dollop of witch butter in the woods.
Witch butter is a slime fungus. That is an organism that can reproduce by means of spores.
It is a separate group, which is not part of the plant or animal kingdom.
Although they are called slime fungi, they are not even fungi, fungi, or anything else.
The yellow substance, called plasmodium, moves on independently and leaves a slime trail.
The Dutch name witch butter originated because it was thought that this strange butter must have been churned by a witch.
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Ingrid
2 years ago
How much km/h can it?
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Encaustichris
2 years ago
Looks lovely! Does it always have this color?
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marijke
2 years ago
I've heard of it before and seen some of it but this is a very nice one I have to say.
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enigma
2 years ago
Jakkes, looks pretty dirty. I would place this in a humid environment rather than in the drought of the past few weeks. Or is it wetter with you than here? ?
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Madeleine
2 years ago
That's a big knob of butter! 👍
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Anneke Visser
2 years ago
What a lovely photo and nice to read how the name came about.
frieke
2 years ago
I had never heard of it, seems very special
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