Why That?

Among the Growing Roots

Mud Puddle Zoo

Mars Is a Stringy Houseplant

Map of the Visual Cortex

Algae Mass

Diatom Country

What Connects Banana to Tree

Worm Chaos on Biofilm Isle

A Blade of New Grass

Last Night of Passover 2021

Green Algae Salt Water Life

Wine Soaked Cork

Spting-time in the Biome

Complex Celery Stalk

Amid the Dead Grass

In the Root

Mudpuddle Inspection

Jeff Lowery

Planet Tangerine Skin

Amazing, Confusing, Awesome

Return to the Banana Peel

Mudpuddle Hunt

Hunk of Horseradish

The Hunter

Bark of a Jade Plant

Salt Water Biome Report

Motion in the Lump

Mystery of the Petrified Biofilm

Mud Puddle Life

Subtle Treasure: The African Violet Leaf

A Salt Water Biome

A Walking Ciliate

Web of Cells in a Stem

Cave of the Giants

Cactus Flower Abstracted

Evolution and the Mud Puddle Fauna

Evolution

I wonder how creatures without eyes can face each other.

The Bark of a Palm Tree

Teeming Salt Water Biome

The Organized Leaf

BC Grandchildren

The Worm's Neighborhood

A Place of Secrets

Along the Surface

The Nature of Things

Preparations for a Bullfight

Around a Decaying Leaf

Land of Onion Root

Creaturehood in Biofilm

Living and Dried Leaves

Novel Ciliates in Biofilm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6hvphxw4bU Healing Scab over Wounded Stem Plant stems have scabs that cover their wounds just as humans do. I haven't looked at human scabs because I have not had any wounds lately. i did examine the difference between relatively intact tissue and scab tissue in the stem of a houseplant.

Life in Life

Frond of a Pretty Plant

SpeedboatTour

A Disheveled Flower

Windows and Doors

Safari on Salty Island

Busy Day in the Puddle

Geology of an Apple Core

Biofilm Deep Dive

Potato Root

Far Away but Very Near

Shaving from a Stem

Return to the Biofilm

Puddle Surprise

Cactus Type Woody Stem

The Biofilm Tour

Transcandia: Macro to Micro

Big Blob of Biofilm

Dignified Grass

The Algae Forest Biome

Humble but Exquisite

Bacteria Cleaning Up

Looking for a Place

Growths on the Surface of a Squash

Change in the Climate

Depth of a Thin Slice

Protist Burial Ground

The Gift of a Journey

Rotten Leaf Island

In and Out of Aloe Vera

The Biofilm Archipelago

Beaver Creek, Nebraska, 1872

Rotten Part of a Carrot

Neat Pictures

Over and Under

Is It Still an Onion?

The Variety Biome in my Artificial Puddle

The Suspects

Intricate Flower

Microbe Countryside

The Palm Leaf

Big Blob of Biofilm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj30UHp51v0&t=8s Biofilm is the heart of microbial life. It is a ruled by the bacteria community which attracts many microbes and dooms many as well.

Sunlight Entering the Woods

Exploring Rosemary

Biofilm Gallery

Emerging Life in the Salt Water Sample

Landscape of the Doomed Houseplant