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 This is a sample of pollen from the yellow daylily under the foldscope. It was obtained outside Caltech’s Human Resources office at 3:52 PM. The sample was collected by plucking the anther from a lily and then transferring the pollen to a slide. The plant species is most likely the yellow daylily (
 <em>
  Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus
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 ). #caltechbi1
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Yellow Daylily Pollen

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