Acrasiomycetes

: The individual amoebas move by abruptly extending lobe-like "false feet" to pull themselves forward.

To understand why Acrasiomycetes do not form a solid or continuous piece, it is helpful to look at how they compare to "true" slime molds: acrasiomycetes

: These organisms are the ones that actually form a large, continuous "solid piece". During their feeding stage, they form a plasmodium —a giant, single-celled bag of cytoplasm containing millions of nuclei without any internal cell membranes dividing them. 🧬 Key Features of Acrasiomycetes : The individual amoebas move by abruptly extending