Pollen Sample from a Daylily

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The image shows a magnified view of a flower’s pollen. The sample was collected near the Turtle Pond on Caltech’s campus at 9:15 of the morning of May 1. It was obtained by brushing some pollen off of an anther onto a tissue paper, and later transferred to a slide for study with a foldscope. The pollen comes from a daylily (scientific name Hemerocallis). Daylilies are known for their attractive and colorful flowers; this particular one was yellow. They are perennial plants, and native to Asia.
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The daylily flower #caltechbi1

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