Boom-Microscope Resources

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• PIGMENTATION IN SOME BUTTERFLY WINGS CREATED BY NANOSTRUCTURES
  Butterflies, which can be studied with a boom microscope, are beautiful. No other species has imitated or closely resembled to the beautiful colors of the butterflies’ wings. The creation of these colors had been a mystery to most scientists. Marco Giraldo tried to find the answer to the question of how such colors were created. read more...


• MYSTERY INSECT FOUND IN LONDON’S NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM’S WILDLIFE GARDEN
  There was this insect, which could be explored with a boom microscope, had been newly uncovered to be residing in the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Garden. Such insect, according to the original article, had been considered a mystery in the United Kingdom. This small bug, investigated with a boom microscope, bewildered experts of insects at read more...


• BUG GUTS MAP BRINGS SCIENTISTS CLOSER TO UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT BUGS’ ROLE IN THE BODY
  Several scientists had done a big step in comprehending accurately which bugs, studied with a boom microscope, inside the gut were implicated in which procedures inside the body through mapping the various bugs species, examined with a boom microscope, residing in the seven members of similar family of Chinese. According to the original article, the read more...


• HOW NON-STICK BUGS EVADE NATURAL FLY PAPER
  A fly making buzzing sounds inside the house is irritating. However, there are other things more annoying than this. People from South Africa had a rather uncommon answer towards this problem. These people would gather a cluster of leaves of the Roridula gorgonias. These pests, which could be observed meticulously with a boom microscope would read more...


• DEFENDING AGAINST TWO COTTON PEST, NATURALLY
  Growers of cotton were baffled by the boll weevils. These were actually considered to be a pain in majority of the cotton fields in the United States. Good thing there was this huge-area extermination program which appeared to be the solution to this kind of problem. However, the stink bugs, which could be studied thoroughly read more...