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  This is an image of a colony of mold. The sample, dark brown to black in color, was collected from the air conditioning unit in my room on 4/15/19 at 4:30 pm. It was then mounted on a glass slide with a droplet of water and plastic cover slip. The picture was taken by a Samsung S5 Galaxy and Foldscope lens.
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  Judging from the intertwined structure made of filaments characteristic of  fungi, the kingdom of the organism is Fungi and the domain is Eukarya.
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  #caltechbi1
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Mold from AC Unit

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