Pollen grains in water were first observed by which Scottish scientist ?
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the Scottish botanist Robert Brown observed that pollen grains suspended in water moved in an apparently random way, changing direction continuously, which was due to the pollen grains being bombarded by water molecules.
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In 1828 the Scottish botanist Robert Brown observed that pollen grains suspended in water moved in an apparently random way, changing direction continuously, which was due to the pollen grains being bombarded by water molecules.
In 1828 the Scottish botanist Robert Brown observed that pollen grains suspended in water moved in an apparently random way, changing direction continuously, which was due to the pollen grains being bombarded by water molecules.
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