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 Today in EEB321 lab we went out and used our foldscopes in nature. We looked at leaves and grass that we found outside of Jadwin Hall on campus through the foldscopes. The clover leaves were really cool because you could see the different cells of the leaves and the veins going through it. The picture below is a picture of a dead leaf that was interesting to look at because parts of it had already decayed. It was hard to get a good picture, but this is the best I could do.
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Fun with Foldscopes

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