In the Eyes of an Insect

Jul 25, 2014

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In the Eyes of an Insect. Potentilla anserina Bulls Eye Pattern. Visible Light . UV Light. Arnica angustifolia Vahl. Visible Light. UV Light. Bidens cf. ferulifolia. Visible Light. UV Light. Crepis biennis L. Visible Light. UV Light. Glechoma hederacea L. Visible Light. UV Light.

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In the Eyes of an Insect

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In the Eyes of an Insect
PotentillaanserinaBulls Eye Pattern Visible Light UV Light
Arnica angustifoliaVahl Visible Light UV Light
Bidenscf.ferulifolia Visible Light UV Light
CrepisbiennisL. Visible Light UV Light
GlechomahederaceaL. Visible Light UV Light
Angelica sylvestrisL.pollen, anthers, and style Visible Light UV Light
Mirabilis jalapaL.pollen Visible Light UV Light

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