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   Soil sample collected from pothos plant in my room in Avery House on 5/31/19 at ~2:15pm.  Soil was mixed in water, then dropped onto a slide with a cover slip on top, and observed through foldscope.
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   Sample contains both inorganic mineral particles and potentially organic matter (as hinted by what seems like cells).
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 #caltechbi1
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