Mar 16, 2020
Colored Micrographs Reveal the Incredible Intricacies of Pollen, Seeds, and Fruit
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Colored Micrographs Reveal the Incredible Intricacies of Pollen, Seeds, and Fruit
Micrograph of part of the reproductive system of Medicago arborea.
Image credit and copyright: Rob Kesseler.
Shrinking Worlds by Rein Nomm Via Flickr: a non-pathogenic strain of E. coli (stained with diluted Methylene Blue) and genetically modified using CRISPR Cas9 to be resistant to Streptomycin.
Lead brasses are used for their high machinability and atmospheric corrosion resistance. The machinability of brass is increased by the addition of lead because it acts as a microscopic chip breaker and tool lubricant.
Bred in the Bone by Rein Nomm Via Flickr: micrograph of human bone marrow
A Life of Culture by Rein Nomm Via Flickr: micrograph of back-lit bacterial culture
F R A Y E D micrograph
source: Gutenberg
Photographs of frost, between 1885-1931. Wilson A. Bentley. Silver print microphotographs from glass plate negatives.