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  Captured through air sampler from surrounding atmosphere. Made slide and taken photo under foldscope
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Pollen grains of Andryala sp. Of Asteraceae family

micro and macro spore and round chlamydospore of Fusarium sp. Captured from air by  sedimentation culture plate method and snapped in foldscope

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Pollen grains of Hibiscus

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Workshop of Foldscope in MNNIT Allahabad

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Pollen grains of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

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Laucaena sp

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Pollen grains of Andryala sp. Of Asteraceae family

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