Pollen from a Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis Flower
May 07, 2019 • 3:42 PM UTC
Los Angeles County, CA, USA
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The foldscope image shows a cluster of pollen grains from a hibiscus flower. They are roughly spherical or oval shaped and vary in size.
The sample was obtained at 7:40PM on 5/6/19 from flower bushes along the Olive Walk near Page House at the California Institute of Technology.
The sample was obtained by gently rubbing off pollen grains from the flower onto a glass slide.
The species of the flower that the pollen belongs to is hibiscus rosa-sinensis.
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The sample was obtained at 7:40PM on 5/6/19 from flower bushes along the Olive Walk near Page House at the California Institute of Technology.
The sample was obtained by gently rubbing off pollen grains from the flower onto a glass slide.
The species of the flower that the pollen belongs to is hibiscus rosa-sinensis.
#caltechbi1
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