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  Picture of moss using foldscope
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 This is a picture of moss I took on Princeton campus, the moss was collected from a small patch of grass. The moss was fun to look at because up close the moss looked alien like, with tentacles and little hairs. It was really interesting to see all the little branches of the moss that wouldn’t have been able to be seen otherwise. Unfortunately, the sample wasn’t good enough to see the cells or any microorganisms, but it was still a cool experience.
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Princeton Moss

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