Jatropha and Mexican Petunia Pollen, Anther

Sep 17, 2019 • 3:40 AM UTC

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MananSuri

My name is Manan. I am a student from New Delhi, India. I like to explore the world around me, and foldscope acts like a gateway for me to delve into the microcosmos. Always open to learning new things, meeting new people and and having new memories.

I made the slides of pollen, anther of Jatropha flower, and mexican petunia, plucked from my schedule garden.
I also made slides of their respective anthers.

Jatropha Flower

Jatropha pollen

Jatropha Anther

Petunja pollen

Petunia anther

Indeed, the flowers around us show an enormous variety and myriad of pollen!!
Manan 🙂

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