Jocelyn Kho

Picture of bacteria examined through a foldscope. The pond water was taken at 6:50 pm on 4/8/19. The location was the lily pad pond and the water was obtained by sticking a falcon tube into the pond. The domain of the organisms in the picture is likely bacteria due to the lack of nucleus within the circular objects shown.

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Pond Water Bacteria

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 This is the pollen taken from the anther of a Hibiscus flower under the view of a foldscope
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 This sample was obtained from the Hibiscus flower,
 
 H. rosa-sinensis, at 12:14 AM in front of Page House. The sample was taken inside and pollen was extracted from the anther. The pollen was then placed upon the glass slide and a cover slip was placed over the sample and taped down. #caltechbi1

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