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of slides and clear nailpolish. I spread some nailpolish on a slide and
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> Hi Sarah,
> I recommend that you take a day (or some hours) off and take a walk to
> collect pollen yourself and simply embed them in your preferred mounting
> medium for fluorescent specimens. I promise that you'll have fun and
> gonna find spiky pollen among other nice structures. If you know a
> beekeeper don't dare asking for pollen, they collect pollen to determine
> the bee crop and have amazing collections.
> It took me one hour to get the specimens I work with 'til today ;-)
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> Why spend money if you can get it for free (including a nice walk in the
> sunshine)
> Cheers,
> Christian
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>> On Jun 13, 2008, at 8:11 AM, Sarah Kefayati wrote:
>>> I would like to test the image with some pollen grain
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> Dr. Christian M. Müller
> Clinical Neuroanatomy
> JWG University
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