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Plant Cell Photos
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Carolyn Highland
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Plant Cell
Plant Stem
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Plant Structure
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Eucalyptus, Picture of Eucalyptus, Micro Picture of Cell Structure of a plant, Section Cut Microscopic Nature, closeup plant life , microscope, Mikroskopisch
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Microscopic Photography
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Allium neapolitanum, Naples garlic, stem section [Rob Kesseler].
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Gallery - Psychedelic plants: The inner beauty of common species - Image 1 - New Scientist
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Hoya carnosa - stem
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Microscopic cross section of a Juncus sp. leaf
Plant Tissue
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Plant Cells Are Beautiful!
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Surface of a leaf. Microscopic Photography
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Cell cross-section under a microscope
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Picture of Hibiscus, Macro Picture of Cell Structure of a plant, Section Cut Microscopic Nature, closeup plant life , microscope, Mikroskopisch
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Microscope photography - Water mint flower cells
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wood cells
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Wood structure. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of wood from a Siberian pine tree (Pinus sibirica) from Mongolia. The vertical sections are growth rings, each representing one year's growth in the life of the tree. This wood dates from 534AD at far left to 539AD at far right. In the year 536AD the northern hemisphere experienced extreme cooling, which caused deformation of the wood's structure due to freezing of water within the cells. The following year, 537AD, was also cooler than
Shape Patterns
Corn cells - leaf cell (green) and vein
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Onion skin cells
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Green algae cells
Cell Division
In Natura
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Confocal micrograph showing the expression of different fluorescent proteins in the stem of a thale cress seedling
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Glass Bead Game
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Pine needles, Pinus nigra (top) and Pinus resinosa (bottom). The amount and pattern of cell wall lignification in the internal tissues of these two superficially similar looking pine needles has been determined to be the causal basis for the “leaf bending test,” often used to discriminate these two species in the field.
Oxford Brookes University
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A trichome (leaf hair cell) on a leaf of Arabidopsis thaliana. Chloroplasts in underlying mesophyll cells are autofluorescent (red). - Confocal 3D projection. John Runions
Eye Has Not Seen
Plant Hacks
Stoma
Epidermal cells, including guard cells, of corn.
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Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) leaf epidermal cells showing bundles of f-actin (green) and Golgi bodies (red dots within cells). Red fluorescent protein also outlines the cells. A stoma is visible but the actin cytoskeleton and Golgi bodies within the guard cells are not marked. - Confocal 3D projection. John Runions
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