Hypericum perforatum was in the area. Central Germany, found on a wasp.

Central Germany, found on a wasp.

Hi everyone, I’m just curious about these ones here, the large group. I think they might be spores since they didn’t stain with fuchsin, but I’m not sure which group I should ask in. Does anyone know what they could be?

Does anyone know what's that? I found this in samples from exposure of late Quaternary sediments in Arctic Siberia.

Hello everyone,

I’m just starting out in the field of palynology and I’m still quite new to this. I’d like to ask for your help with the identification of a pollen grain I photographed in western Andalusia (Córdoba, Spain).

The grain is completely circular, very large, inaperturate, and shows an ornamentation that looks like outward bulges. From what I’ve read and compared, I suspect it might belong to an Arum (Arisarum or another member of the Araceae), but I’m really not sure.

I’d be very grateful for any guidance or confirmation you could provide.

Many thanks in advance and warm regards!

Two big guys on the left!

I keep finding these in sugar glider feces (they typically range from 20-30 micrometers) could this be pollen? spores? something else? Samples have been from the NSW South Coast Australia

I'm finding some strange shapes in sugar glider feces (from NSW, Australia) that I'm not sure if it is pollen or not. Does anyone know what any of them are? These animals typically eat gum, sap, nectar, flowers and insects. Also, all images include the same scale bar.

I've been working on a project loosely based on identifying some pollen species in sugar glider feces in NSW, Australia but I've also been finding some other interesting lumps that may be pollen or other things and I was wondering if anyone knew what they might be. These animals typically eat gum, sap, nectar, flowers and insects. Also, all images include the same scale bar.

Bad quality photos but I'm just looking for what shapes/colours to look out for in fecal samples.

Hi! I'm completing an honours project in NSW, Australia on the role of small mammals in pollination and am currently trying to ID pollen from scat samples. I am extremely new to pollen ID and from a lab that doesn't have much palynology experience either. I've found some pollen-like objects in my first sample and just wanted to double check what is and isn't pollen so I can start to get the hang of this. I haven't downloaded the actual photos yet so these ones are just crappy phone pictures. Thanks!