Image of pond scum taking at 6:50pm on 4/5/19 at BBB Lily Pad Pond by sticking a falcon tube into the pond. The image captures pond scum because it’s not moving and it’s dark, it’s not a bubble. I tried to sample the Turtle Pond and was again not able to find an organism.




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Pond Scum

Filament of Penstemon strictus

Petal fragment of Lavandula stoechas

Petal fragments of Trachelospermum jasminoides

Petal of the Candelabra aloe

Petals of Chrysopogon zizanioides

Anther from Bougainvillea glabra

Sample of Anther and Petal from Garden Roses

Sample of Bark from Melaleuca leucadendra

Pollen Sample

Pond Scum

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