Exploring the microscopic world of Bougainvillea -7 B
Nov 01, 2018 • 9:10 AM UTC
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Veins,cells of coloured bract,anther,pollen grains and reticulate venation
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Bougainvillea twig with inflorescence near class window
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Anther releasing pollen grains
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Pollen grains of Bougainvillea
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Veins of Bougainvillea leaf
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Leaf showing reticulate venation
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cells of bract of Bougainvillea Students of 7th were excited to see a branch of Bougainvillea plant bearing the inflorescence which had reached the second floor of their class window. The plant was creeping on a jack fruit tree.So taught of exploring the microscopic world of Bougainvillea flower and leaf through the foldscope.
Students observed the structure of anther releasing pollen grains,pollen grains, leaf cells showing veins and reticulate venation and the cells of the coloured bract using many foldscopes.
Students observed the structure of anther releasing pollen grains,pollen grains, leaf cells showing veins and reticulate venation and the cells of the coloured bract using many foldscopes.
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