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Biomedical Image awards 2006 gallery is up with an amazing collection of the microscopic, who knew bread mold could look so good! - "The fruiting body of bread mould. As the mould grows, it propagates itself by forming spores that are released into the environment and grow into new mould colonies. Colour-enhanced scanning electron micrograph by Liz Hirst." [via] - Link.
Biomedical Image awards 2006 gallery
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jul 18, 2006 12:46 PM
Imaging, Science |
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