Microniverse
I opened my issue of Audubon Magazine and stumbled on these amazing images of, well let the pro describe:
Blowing in the Wind
Armed with a powerful electron microscope, an artist reveals the exquisite beauty of seeds and their dispersal.
Blowing in the Wind
Armed with a powerful electron microscope, an artist reveals the exquisite beauty of seeds and their dispersal.
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Common Skullcap (Scutellaria galericulata)
Speckled oil glands (yellow) fill the crevices of a dimply grapelike single-seeded nutlet, representing a typical member of the mint family. Native to northern temperate regions; 1.6 millimeters long.
1 comment:
thank you! love the magazine
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