It's time for our fun monthly case from Idzi Potters and the Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp. The following objects were seen in a stool specimen (direct wet prep) from a child with watery diarrhea. The objects measure approximately 40-45 µm in length. Identification?
ReplyDeleteStomi (con cellule di guardia) su foglia di pianta
Leaves with stomata only on the top page.
ReplyDeleteJust a few pollen grains. These may be mistaken for parasites ova.
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My wrong, agree with above comments.
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Agree with turgid guard cells, with stomatal pores.
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ReplyDeleteBefore these can be seen in stool, they must be first passed through the stoma-ch! :-)
ReplyDeleteIdzi, I couldn't identify. Thanks for the lesson.
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ReplyDeleteWoaaw! I feel honored! Something that Old One could not identify! That’s not easy to find! ;-)
ReplyDeleteMost of the time, I am learning from you, Old One! So allow me to thank you for those lessons too! And the same counts for Blaine, Florida Fan, Bernardino, Luis, Sir Galahad (and probably a bunch of others that I forgot at this moment, sorry) too! And of course for Dr. Pritt who created this wonderful platform of knowledge! So thanks Bobbi! Thanks everyone!
Three cheers.
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