Pine cone, female, longitudinal section, 8X light micrograph. Cut through a female strobilus of Pinus, seen through the light microscope.

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4501 x 6333 px | 38.1 x 53.6 cm | 15 x 21.1 inches | 300dpi

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16 April 2023

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Pine cone, female, longitudinal section, 8X light micrograph. Cut through a female strobilus of Pinus, seen through the light microscope. Seven photos combined into one image. Isolated, over white.

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Pine cone, female, longitudinal section, 8X light micrograph. Cut through a female strobilus of Pinus, seen through the light microscope.

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