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  This is an image taken through the foldscope of a pollen sample collected outside of Earl-Jorgensen Laboratory at 6 pm on 5/9/19. The sample was obtained by shaking some of the pollen onto a sheet of paper, which was then transferred to the glass specimen slide.
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  The domain of the sample is Eukarya because it is a Matilija Poppy, which is a flower. Flowers are in the domain Eukarya. #caltechbi1
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  By Forrest Graham
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Matilija Poppy Pollen Sample

forrest44 | Fri, May 10, 2019, 12:50 AM

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