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Photos taken through a microscope camera
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an image of some type of algae under microscope glass with water droplets on the surface
Microscope Pictures
A Video
The Incredibles
Water
Vorticella
This incredible protozoan lives in pond water. It has a fringe of cilia surrounding its "mouth" which causes a stream of water to enter bringing its food - even smaller creatures. Go to https://wilsonevescience.blogspot.com/ to see a video of a vorticella feeding.
an image of some plants that are under the microscope lens, looking up at them
Under Microscope
Water Pictures
Biology
Wonder
Animals
Quick Saves
Nature
Spirogyra
Pond water full of spirogyra. Rather wonderful spiral chloroplast is visible.
some green bugs are sitting on the leaves of a leafy plant with white walls in the background
Hand Lens
Seed Pods
The Plant
Seeds
Purse
Canning
Shepherd's purse x 10 through a hand lens. Tiny aphids just visible. Above them you can see the distinctive heart-shaped seed pods - the "purses" that help give the plant it's name.
a close up view of the inside of a camera lens with red and yellow paint
Beech Tree Leaves
Copper Beech
Beech Tree
Tree Leaves
Teaching Science
Beach Photos
Studio Photography
Copper
Practical Science Teaching
Beech woolly aphid found on a copper beech tree leaf. x 40. More info on website.
an image of the inside of a cell with labels on it and labeled in red
Basement Membrane
My Future Job
Nasal Cavity
Biology Teacher
Future Job
Medical School Studying
Pre Med
Science Student
The answer to last week's #MysteryAnatomy structure was #Pseudostratified_Ciliated_Columnar_Epithelium (PCCE). PCCE is composed of several types of #cells with varying shapes and functions. Because the distance between nuclei vary, this tissue appears stratified (hence its name "pseudostratified"). [PCCE is not truly stratified as each cell is attached to the basement membrane.] PCCE possesses #cilia and can be found lining the #nasal_cavity, #trachea, primary #bronchi, and parts of the male #re
an image of a green object on a white surface with holes in the middle and small circles around it
Microscopy Art
Microscopic Art
Microscope Art
Cell Art
Texture Reference
Dna Art
Plant Cells
Microscopic Photography
Plant stem cross section
four different layers of an animal's cell, each with their own unique pattern
Macro Fotografie
L Wallpaper
Plant Cell
Drawing Tutorials
Science Art
Patterns In Nature
Color Textures
Art Plastique
Microscopic Plant Cells - Images | Kuhn Photo
Microscopic plant cells
a close up view of the inside of a leaf with words written on it in purple and blue
Microscopic Cells
Micro Photography
Microscopic Images
Pumpkin Stem
Bio Art
Microscopes
Things Under A Microscope
Dave Bullock / eecue
Pumpkin Stem. Can I please buy a microscope so I can just stare at fascinating teeny tiny things for days on end?
an object is shown in the dark with light coming from it's center hole
Phone Camera
Science Teacher
Ruler
Mobile Phone
Grain
Web Design
Science
Practical Science Teaching
Sand grain X40. Picture taken with mobile phone camera. thanks to Anwar. Ruler in picture to help calculate actual size of the grain. More on website at practical science teaching blog.
four different layers of an animal's cell, each with their own unique pattern
Microscopic Plant Cells - Images | Kuhn Photo
Microscopic plant cells
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Methylene blue
Dna art
Microscopic cells
Microscope art
Hand lens
a close up view of an animal cell with green dots on it's side
the view through a round window shows green grass and trees in the distance, with a small black stick sticking out of it
Paper Lamp
Novelty Lamp
Table Lamp
Lighting
Home Decor
Home Décor
Elodea leaf x 40. Go to : http://wilsonevescience.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/elodea-great-for-looking-at-real-plant.html for more info.
an animal's tail is shown in blue and black ink on a white surface
Methylene Blue
Blue Dye
Stain
Dye
Blue
Conidia forming spores on a mould found growing on a carrot. Stained with methylene blue dye and x100. More at https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=3310269823409632851#editor/target=post;postID=1643566319459692033;onPublishedMenu=posts;onClosedMenu=posts;postNum=0;src=postname