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  Pollen grains of hibiscus under foldscope
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 Pollen is a small grain that consists of a few cells. To the naked eye it appears as a yellowish dust like substance that is either dispersed by wind or insects. Pollen is formed within the sacs in the anthers that are located in plant flowers.
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Pollen grains under foldscope

kavitharamesh | Sat Sep 07 51591 19:46:40 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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