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 I saw a post earlier about pollen grains on the microcosmos. Was curious so I took out my high magnification foldscope and took a look and the hibiscus pollen grains from my garden.
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Hibiscus pollen grain

Paul Joseph | Thu, Oct 01, 2015, 11:41 AM

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