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 The picture above was taken on December 4, 2018 in EEB321 lab. The image shows a small blade of grass mounted onto the Foldscope slides that was found outside of McDonnell Hall, Princeton, New Jersey near Washington Road. Within the blade of grass, you can see the vertical striations in the tissue and the uniform structure of the plant. Cool beans!
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EEB321 Foldscope Fun

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