I've been doing some stacks for a while now and I've learned a lot from these forums. I thought I share some of my work, please feel free to comment on them.
Hibiscus trionum seed - The plant is called "Flower of an Hour", because the flowers only open for an hour or so per day.
Nikon D500 | Mitutoyo 10x | ISO100 | 1/200
Smartweed (Persicaria maculosa) seed: it can remain dormant in the soil for over 45 years regardless of its small size.
Nikon D500 | Mitutoyo 10x | ISO100 | 1/200
Seed of the velvetleaf (Abutilon theophrasti). While its parts are consumed in Asia, it can cause a serious weed problem in corn in Eastern Europe and North America.
Nikon D500 | Mitutoyo 5x | ISO100 | 1/200
Seed of the Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus). Its flower is the national flower of South Korea.
Nikon D500 | Laowa 60mm | ISO100 | 1/200
Thanks for looking!
