shape: central rounded body flanked by two distinct, large lateral lobular appendages (bladders). symmetry: bilateral. apertures: none clearly visible in this orientation. wall structure: thick outer wall (exine), clearly differentiated into a central corpus and structural outgrowths forming the lateral lobes. edge definition: distinct, though the overall structure appears slightly folded, crumpled, or asymmetrical due to orientation. surface texture: the lateral appendages exhibit a prominent internal reticulate (net-like) or spongy architectural pattern; the central body appears more dense and roughly granular. internal contents: dense and opaque central region. color and staining: deep reddish-brown to orange, indicating strong uptake of stain combined with probable natural pigmentation. other notable features: the classic 'winged' or bisaccate morphological structure is distinctly visible
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.
