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  This is a picture of pomegranate flower from a tree behind Chandler Cafe at Caltech. I rubbed the central part of the flower onto the slide to collect the sample. The sample was taken around 5pm on May 30th.
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  Foldscope close up of the pomegranate pollen. It is quite distinct from other flower pollen, and is composed of many tiny circular grains.
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Pomegranate pollen under foldscope

AyyaA | Fri, May 31, 2019, 5:00 PM

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