Plant Hair
                This plant hair consists of three distinct cells. The base
                  cell is the smallest and is isotropic.
                  The next cell is elongated and birefringent. The final cell is also birefringent and
                  terminates
                  in a sharp point.
              
              
                Transmitted Off Crossed Polarized Light Illumination
                
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                References:
                Uphof, J.C. Th., Karl Hummel, and Karin Staesche, PLANT HAIRS, Gebruder Borntraeger,
                Berlin, 1962.