The Larry Legg (Learner) Section
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Making your first slide
Here's one of mine!
This is my favourite one. It is commonly known as Bramble Brand, Phragmidium bulbosum.
It is a mould found on Bramble leaves and these are the spores scrapped from one such leaf. You
can often see tiny brown specks covering bramble leaves, each speck is 'raised' from the leaf
surface. Now you know what it looks like under a microscope. If you want others to see your
first slide or slides, why not send one to me: Larry Legg, c/o Microscopy-uk, 69 Commonside West,
Mitcham, Surrey. CR4 4HB. England. I'll open up a small exhibition of READERS FRUCTOSE SLIDES so
we can all share your work.
Ask Larry something!
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