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/mb/ Chud 10/10/25 (Fri) 13:24:49 №4565 [Quote]

microbiology thread

Chud 10/11/25 (Sat) 19:37:24 №4569 [Quote]

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GEMMY THREAD. Amoeba proteus won.

Chud 10/11/25 (Sat) 22:26:35 №4571 [Quote]

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>>4569
What i always found interesting about these is how clearly you can see the nucleus

Chud 10/20/25 (Mon) 18:29:18 №4607 [Quote]

So to soyteen that made this thread, do (You) know any tips when it comes to observing microbes from ones backyard? I just dusted off my old microscope and it seems to be in a good condition. Any good resources for beginners?

Chud 10/21/25 (Tue) 11:57:56 №4609 [Quote]

>>4607
What I do is put lettuce in water and in 3-4 days it fills up with amoebas and paramecia.

Chud 10/21/25 (Tue) 16:28:54 №4610 [Quote]

>>4609
thanks, will try it out at the closest occasion

Chud 10/21/25 (Tue) 23:25:43 №4611 [Quote]

>>4607
I recommend looking for green ponds where you can find some interesting euglena (the green ones in picrel) and maybe some other protozoa
>>4609
Thanks for the tip, i'll try that too

Chud 11/04/25 (Tue) 18:28:30 №4667 [Quote]

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>>4609
I did this and it didn't work