Pollens of Bluemink
Jan 15, 2019 • 8:02 AM UTC
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Bluemink is very common in Aizawl city of Mizoram. Took a sample of pollens and observed under the foldscope. The pollens are very small, so had digitally zoom and take photo. Vivid colour is due the light arrangement (from the top).
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