can anyone Identify these pictures?

The deeper you look, the deeper you become

I thought these were cool but I don't know what most are.

pictures

hmmmmm.......... im pretty sure that I have most of those growing in the back shelf of my refrigerator Cool pics tho TY

4: the upper part of the body of a Daphnia (small crustacean, aka aquarium fish food)

5: eggs of something, probably crustaceans

9: a squid larva

10: tissue with a wound and red blood cells

11: a germinating seed, you can see the root and the green shoots

15: red blood cells

23: neurons

24: fungi


All of them magnified of course.

No idea about the rest (and not 100% sure about the ones above either, just my guesses).

Cool pictures, thanks!

OK , I`ll be back in a lil while . I need to clean my fridge)

I believe that #14 is a magnified photo of shark scales.
Second line: Not too sure about anything else.

Originally posted by Wallachian

24: fungi

This is the only one I can be sure about, it`s Claviceps Purpurea (Ergot fungus) on rye grain.

Ergot contains the Lysergic Acid Amide which is the precursor to Lysergic Acid Diethylamide ('___').


Of course, Ergot fungus is pretty much deadly in the form you see in those pictures.
Ergot poisoning


Pretty nasty stuff, read what can happen when infected rye grain gets into bread.
St anthony`s fire

Thank the creator for Albert Hoffmann eh

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Hi!

If you go to the following link you will find the photos with titles;

synapticstimuli.com...


Apologies - most have names if you roll ove rthe picture but not all.

Peace!

[edit on 22-2-2010 by The Wave]

The first two are probably from a tongue.
Time to check.

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H,

The second one is;

05. Bacteria: Uranium waste bacteria (metallireducens bacteria (green))
Electron microscopy

being used to digest uranium waste. This bacteria is able to survive in radioactive environments and turn the uranium waste from a soluble form (that can contaminate water supplies) to a solid form.

Other species of Geobacter bacteria can eliminate petroleum contamination in polluted water and convert waste organic matter to electricity. Geobacter sp. are anaerobic bacteria (living without oxygen) that use metals to gain energy in the same way that humans use oxygen. Coloured scanning electron micrograph, Magnification: x3,600 and x4,800

Peace!