Mo,
Here is a quick-and-dirty approach to putting together multi-panel images.
What I did was first to pull all the little images into Photoshop and arrange them on screen the way I wanted them. Then I just did a screengrab, using the Windows Print Screen key. I created a new blank image, pasted the screengrab into it, cropped to size, added a black border, and hey presto, a multi-panel image.
There are other more elegant ways of doing this, using layers and whatnot in your favorite photo editing tool. But the screengrab technique is quick, easy, and fairly foolproof -- well suited for novices, I think.
Chickory, speedwell, hibiscus, and unidentified. (Counterclockwise from upper left).
Guava.
Unidentified.
I will edit your earlier post so that it fits within the guidelines, while (hopefully) keeping it so that this discussion makes sense to other readers. Again, the point is to stay within the posting guidelines --- max 3 images per day per forum, 800x800 pixels or smaller --- while still presenting as much info as possible.
I hope this is helpful.
By the way, do you know what the pollen is stained with?
--Rik
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