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AbstractA cycloheximide‐resistant, yellow variant of the true slime mold, Didymium nigripes, has been isolated. It exhibits aging as exemplified by a loss of ability to fruit, fuse with other plasmodia, and grow. It is often rejuvenated after fruiting or being present in a heteroplasmodium with the wild type. The behavior of subclones was very variable, but the behavior of populations of clones was predictable.
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