First image is of stigma of a rose flower showing ‘en abancio’ shape and the next two images are of style. Surprised to see filaments attached to the style.

image of filaments
image of filaments
image of filaments

Image showing the connection of filament to anther of a rose flower

image of the connection of filament to anther of a rose flower

Closeup of an anther of a rose flower.

image of Closeup of an anther of a rose flower
image of Closeup of an anther of a rose flower

Close up of the back side of a leaf. Not sure if the dots are stomata. Can someone comment ?

image of Close up of the back side of a leaf

Parts of a flower. I think first image is the stamen and second is the inner layering of sepals.
image of stamen and second is the inner layering of sepals
image of stamen and second is the inner layering of sepals
image of stamen and second is the inner layering of sepals

Filament of a Gardenia flower as seen using a foldscope

image of Filament of a Gardenia flower

Table salt when seen from a foldscope

image of Table salt when seen from a foldscope

First image using my foldscope. Results are quite surprising. Cells and nucleus of onion skin are very clearly visible

image of Cells and nucleus of onion skin