The spaces between plant cell walls have their own unique gas and fluid properties, and they are habitats for fungi, as seen in this microphotograph. Fascinating to think about the worlds between cell walls!
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Imm-man-YAR-OK: n. Inupiat (polar Alaskan native) word for the 'Little People', spirits manifested as inexplicable lights you see on the tundra in polar winter; lights that you mustn't follow, lest they lead you into danger...
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- Cameron McPherson Smith
- I'm an author and explorer writing about evolution and space exploration; I also build and test exploration technologies, from sailing vessels to Arctic sledges and, currently, space suits; see more at pacificspaceflight.com.
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