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 I centrifuged some honey using paperfuge and observed it under a foldscope.
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 In wild honey I found some pollen grains but in commercial honey I was not able to find pollen grains.
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Centrifuged honey

sameerUNO | Sun, Sep 01, 2019, 12:34 AM

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