This study documents nivicolous myxomycetes in Kazakhstan for the first time, filling a key biogeographic gap and advancing our understanding of myxomycete diversity in Eurasia.

I contributed to the morphological analysis. It has been a pleasure to be part of this work.

I’m especially interested in exploring biogeographic gaps through collaborative work — feel free to reach out if this resonates with you.

It was a joy to meet researchers from across the globe and these events gave me new perspectives on the diversity and evolutionary patterns of lesser-known eukaryotes.