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 This is a section of an oxalis leaf, as seen through a newly assembled foldscope! Collected on the Princeton University campus. It was interesting to see how simple getting a microscope put together could be! Usage was difficult, somewhat, in that the visual quality varied a ton depending on minute adjustments of how close the sample was to the lens, but overall super fun! I was able to see chloroplasts and rough cell outlines.
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Leaf Exploration, by Foldscope

Zachariah Smart

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