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Chapter 4 Cellular Slime Molds Mycetozoa: Dictyostelium discoideum Life Cycle Scuffing through the moist leaves on a woodland path, you might have disturbed the tiny myxamoebae of the quietly present.

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Cellular slime molds are eukaryotic microorganisms in the soil. They feed on bacteria as solitary amoebae but conditionally construct multicellular forms in which cell differentiation takes place.

These plasmodia can be quite large; some species have been recorded to be over thirty square meters in size! Also referred to as myxomycetes, plasmodial slime molds are commonly seen on decaying forest litter and rotting wood. They play an important role as decomposers and recyclers of nutrients in the food web.

Slime moulds have a primitive form of sexual reproduction. The nuclei in plasmodia are diploid - they have two sets of chromosomes. If the organism is exposed to light for a few days, the plasmodium clumps together and forms short stalks with minute mushroom like caps.

Dictyostelium, a common cellular slime mold, goes through three life cycle stages: individual, colony, and spore (Figure 17-10). Most of the time, this organism exists as solitary amoeba-like cells. These cells are haploid. They use pseudopodia to creep about and engulf bacteria and other food.

So then, the life cycle of slime mold protists is as follows: Spores (gametes) --> amoeboid form --> fertilized cell (zygote) --> feeding plasmodium --> mature plasmodium, eventually able to produce spores.

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