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ESEM Images
Figure 1  |
Figure 1
The Environmental SEM (ESEM) was to study the growth of Arbuscular
Mycorrhizal (AM) fungi in different sand types. Specifically I wanted to observe
the growth of the fungus with minimal disturbance to the soil structure or the
fungus. [Elizabeth Drew, Postgraduate Student, Dept. Soil and Water, University
of Adelaide 2002.] |
Figure 2  |
Figure 2
ESEM image of G. intraradices growing in a sand with
a most common pore diameter of 100 ?m. H = hypha(e), BH = branching hyphae, P
= pore, Pt = particle. [Elizabeth Drew, Postgraduate Student, Dept. Soil and Water,
University of Adelaide] |
Figure 3  |
Figure 3
ESEM images of G. intraradices growing in the sand with
a most common pore diameter of 26 ?m. H = hypha(e), P = pore, Pt = particle. |
Figure 4
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Figures 4 & 5
Charge compensation images of Zircons recorded using
the E3 Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope. |
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Figure 5
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