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 Pollen grains of the species Calliandra tergemina. Sample was taken from the coat of a Mexican long-tongued bat (Choeronycteris mexicana) that was caught in the botanical garden of the UNAM, Mexico City. it was used gelatin fuchsin to trap and dyeing pollen grains.
 
 Photo by Marco Reyes

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