shape: Irregular, complex conglomerate: a central lobed mass with a long, cylindrical appendage attached to one side. symmetry: Asymmetrical. wall structure: Central mass has distinct outer walls forming sac-like structures; appendage appears dense and thick. edge definition: Distinct, sharp edges on both the lobed structures and the appendage. surface texture: Central mass appears relatively smooth but folded; appendage is rough, granular, or possibly hairy. internal contents: Central sac-like structures appear largely empty (taking up intense stain on the walls); appendage appears solid or dense. color and staining: Intensely stained deep pink/magenta throughout. other notable features: The structure appears to be a physical aggregate. The central mass strongly resembles a heavily distorted bisaccate pollen grain with one triangular collapsed saccus (left) and one rounded saccus (right). The long tail is likely an attached piece of extraneous plant debris or a trichome.
Educational reference only, not a medical or regulatory result. Hand collected, human reviewed in the PollyKit lab with AI assistance, and open to peer review — identifications can be corrected at any time. Only the state of collection is published; dates and exact locations are never shown.
