Plant Cell by Russel Knightley
Nathan Burns - Endothelial cells in intestine of an 18.5-day old mouse embryo. Blood vessels and intestinal lining in blue; nerves in red and green.
Nathan Burns - Endothelial cells in intestine of an 18.5-day old mouse embryo. Blood vessels and intestinal lining in blue; nerves in red and green.
Nov 7, 2023 - Microscopic organisms are tiny life forms, often consisting of a single cell. The colours and structures are incredible. See more ideas about microscopic images, microscopic, microscopic photography.
Artist, Georgia Rowswell is working on a series called Hidden Worlds which is based on microscopic images of plant specimens.
I found this picture online claiming it was a grass cell. Clearly it is a cross section image but I was hoping you could tell me if this is actually grass, or something else if anything.
This quick and zesty Italian chopped salad combines tons of macro friendly ingredients with your favorite Italian flavors.
Microscopes reveal the hidden and sometimes haunting worlds that lurk beyond view in lakes, the corners of your home, and even your own mind.
Abstract exploration
If you’ve never kept a food diary before or if you’re still coming to terms with which macronutrients (protein, carbohydrates, and fat) make up some of your favorite foods then this Macro Cheat Sheet will give you a HUGE helping hand when you’re trying to piece together your day. Learn more about Macro Cheat Sheet!
Smilax Root xs
Those of us who get sneezy and itchy-eyed every spring or fall may have pollen grains, like those shown here, to blame. Pollen grains are the male germ cells of plants, released to fertilize the corresponding female plant parts. When they are instead inhaled into human nasal passages, they can trigger allergies.
PX12-016a Plant Stomata - guard cells opened - Zebrina spp. - 400x
