peterbraubach.bsky.social
Pathologist by day and sometimes by night. Dad of 2 👱👱 (03/18, 08/21). Bakes bread 🍞. Cares for a garden 🌻. Bikes to work 🚲. Biodiversity enthusiast. Mainly thinking about lichens here. He/him
👤 Joined on 20 August 2023
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For tiny oyster larvae, a heavy shell does more than offer protection. 🦪 Using high-speed imaging, WHOI scientists found that shell weight generates currents that draw food toward their mouths, helping them survive to maturity! 📲Learn more from @wcai-npr.bsky.social: go.whoi.edu/cai-oyster
Show PostContinuing theme of #marine #lichens and returning to Collemopsidium (below): this is C. foveolatum. Common on shell on British rocky shores. These specimens on #barnacles (Balanidae and Cthamalidae) and #limpet (Patella). Only perithecia visible as dark dots; rest of thallus within shell. Scotland.
Show Postおはようございます。 10月19日 月曜日 22℃ 曇り時々雨 最高27℃ 最低22℃ 五条大橋からの眺めと五条大橋の眺め #地衣類 #lichen #fungifriends
Show PostOak with no name, or a name only known to other Ents - Comunidad Foral de Navarra, Spain Photo: Willi Bremen
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