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Watermelon under Microscope - DdD Photography

Watermelon under Microscope

If you wonder what a watermelon looks like under a microscope, you are in the correct page!

You can see here, the different size from the lens 4x to 100x (1000x with oil).

So from to original scale:

0x
 

 

4x

4x

10x
10x

 

40x
40x40x-2

 

100x
100x-2

What makes the watermelon red?
A pigment called Lycopene located in the cells of the watermelon.
100x