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I am in love with these glass models of microscopic fungi.
“These delicate glass models reveal a hidden, yet beautiful, microscopic world of fungi. Examining mouldy fruit or rotten vegetables would disgust many people, but Dr. Dillon Weston (1899-1953) made studying fungal diseases of fruit and vegetables a lifetime’s passion. He created these models of the intricate fungi he saw down the microscope using glass rods and a Bunsen burner.”
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A professional microscope is a tool to aid the pursuit of knowledge and an absolute necessity in many medical, scientific, agricultural and industrial careers. Children are encouraged to investigate and may turn to science careers. Others increase their understanding of the “worlds within worlds”. Through the microscope, ordinary becomes extraordinary!
There are many different uses for a quality microscope in a professional setting, including medical research and diagnosis, forensics, educational uses, scientific research, and the list goes on. Because each of these industries uses microscopes to look at different sized items, the way the microscope is used for each purpose is different, and this has a significant impact on the features to look for.
Five of the most useful features are described below.
1. Compound Microscope
2. Magnification That Provides the Required Viewing Power
3. Necessary Focusing Features
4. The Right Lighting
5. A Mechanical Stage
Hlo Elsa…
I really admire you for this article…its really nice to see fungi repulsive,its look beautiful..
These amazing glasses reveal a beautiful things that i had never seen before. Also these pictures shows that we can see ordinary things become extra ordinary things by Microscope…
Thankyou so much…Keep sharing your ideas with us so we can learn alot of things..
Have a nice day…