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 Pollen is that dusty thing we usually see on flowers, but have you ever imagined how it really looks under the microscope? Actually the morfology of the pollen is diverse and it can change a lot from plant to plant, in this one the pollen looks like mini golf balls.
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Pollen of Convolvulaceae

Epithelial cells

Protozoans

Vorticella

Trichomes

Wing scales of butterflies

Leptosporangiate fern

Human blood

Pollen

Rotifer

The wing of a bee

Epidermis of onion

Stomata

Pigeon wing

Onion epidermis

Liberando esporas

Bougainvillea pollen

Bougainvillea bracts

Pollen of Convolvulaceae

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