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Cowslip petal
Color enhanced scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the petal of a cowslip flower (Primula veris). Cowslip, also known as primrose, is of the family Primulaceae. Glandular hairs can be seen on the surface of the leaf. The herb is used medicinally in antirheumatic and anti-inflammatory salves. Roots and blooms are used to make tea to be taken as a sedative, kidney stimulant, and for cough. Magnification: 230x
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Cowslip petal
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Color enhanced scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the petal of a cowslip flower (Primula veris). Cowslip, also known as primrose, is of the family Primulaceae. Glandular hairs can be seen on the surface of the leaf. The herb is used medicinally in antirheumatic and anti-inflammatory salves. Roots and blooms are used to make tea to be taken as a sedative, kidney stimulant, and for cough. Magnification: 230x
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Eye of Science/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2150924
Legacy Identifier:
BB9962
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2048px × 2048px 914KB
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cowslip
electron micrographs
em
herb
herbal medicine
herbal medicines
herbs
micrograph
micrographs
petal
plant
plants
primrose
primula
primula veris
primulaceae
scanning electron micrographs
sem
sems
veris
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