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  Ficus Leaf Cells!
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 These are the plant cells of a green leaf of a ficus tree. You can see that the cells are in a somewhat organized cluster. The cells are polygonal in shape because of their rigid cell walls.  It is fun to see them through my high mag foldscope lens!
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Ficus Leaf Cells

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