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I do not change the colours, but I'll keep that in mind. Thank you.
Thank you. I love rhinos.
You can see it in the location and in the mission "Captive animals"
This one is not the Purple granadilla. The Purple granadilla is darker the sepals are purple, the petals ( which look like spikes in passifloras ) are thicker and the stigma is white. But thank you anyway.
Parece o espinho de uma rosa.
Basically, what you can see are zoomed one-cell layers of petales. Common to every picture, are the purple cells. The pigments are in the cell's vacuole, which is also turgid, meaning that this was a healthy plant, as vacuoles fill with water as they are filled with minerals and pigments, through osmosis. In the most zoomed pictures you can see the floemic tubes that carry the organic molecules derived from photosynthesis, like glycose. If there is anything else you wish to know, just ask. :)
No, I just enhanced the contrast and brightness.
