Anther and pollen grain of Mimosa pudica
Jul 29, 2018 • 7:53 AM UTC
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A temporary slide of Mimosa pudica anther and pollen grain was prepared by the students of our school at the laboratory and observed under the foldscope and found the following structure.
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