Bee Pollen Under Microscope

[ShaperofOld]

Those strands could be the hairs that bee's use to collect the pollen or hold onto it within the pollen basket.

[Skynryd]

This makes me wonder what keef would look like under a microscope.

[Heartshapedcakes]

Missed seeing your content! Hope all is well

[ubornotb]

I imagine you look like Billy Bob Thornton. Love watching and learning your vids.

[vickiefowler]

You are so knowledgeable! Is microbiology your vocation or is this a hobby… or both? I love your videos!

[salvadormuro]

He’s baaack and with bee pollen of all things! That’s so cool! What about tree pollen?

[tuukkatuukka]

This is friggen awesome. Thank you so much for sharing this !

[Hsshabaidmxbxh]

Because I know how good you are with electricity, would you mind making a video covering the birkeland eyed reaction? It's been put on youtube before, but it's incredibly ineffective, and I would like to see you make this better. Thanks for the amazing content!

[RANDOMNATION]

_Flour Pollen?_ . . . . Oh! flower pollen, Doah!

[whysocurious]

Coming back from vacation with a banger! Nice!

[b-radp]

Just curious if the small micro organisms swimming around were in the pollen or in the water used to prepare the sample?

[dassboot]

The thing you couldn’t identify could be the hair of a bee or part of the flower. Like how a dandelion has a kind of pointy flower, could be like that

[angeljuliedr]

Using a microscope certainly help to clean and remove those debris from the bee pollen. 😊
Bee pollen is costly. The taste differs when choosing Australian versus New Zealand pollen.

Thank you for the informative scientific video production. 👍👏

[johnclavis]

Starch has birefringent properties? Well, shit 😂❤🎉

[stonedsasquatch]

Could the debris be the stalks the pollen is attached to on the plant?

[Secondary_Identifier]

Maybe some kind of microstructure of the anther, or pollen sack?

[papaeatan]

Microwaved pond water under a microscope (before and after)

[herrkins]

Can you do whey protein, casein, and micronized creatine powder? The latter of those I’d be most interested in

[Nasha]

I heard pollen was interesting under a microscope but I never expected it to be so interesting. One day I was out in the Jersey Pines and noticed the pollen was beginning to fly. You could see a light green coating on top of the puddles. So the next day, I brought my microscope out with me. I dipped a slide in a puddle and just scraped the coating off the top of the water. It was amazing mostly because it was brightly colored and all sorts of different shapes.

[TheRealIank]

Yo how have you been? Last time I saw you, was prob August. My feed hasn’t show you recently.