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2005 GP2 Series Test.
Bruno Michel GP2 Series Director talks to Heikki Kovalainen (FIN), Arden International and Jose Maria Lopez (ARG), DAMS portrait
Paul Ricard, France.
5th April 2005.
Photo: GP2 Series Media Service.
Ref: Digital Image Only

Us-Cityscapes-Lincoln Memorial
This 05 April, 2005 photo shows statue of the Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the US, inside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC. Construction of the Lincoln Memorial began in 1914. Three individuals were picked to build a monument to the United States 16th president; an architect named Henry Bacon, sculptor Daniel Chester French, and artist Jules Guerin. The memorial is meant to symbolize freedom. The design was based on the famous Parthenon in Greece. AFP PHOTO/Karen BLEIER / AFP PHOTO / KAREN BLEIER
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Preston North End Football Club

SEM of a bird cherry aphid feeding on barley leaf
Scanning electron micrograph (SEM), tinted green, of a bird cherry aphid, Rhopalosiphum padi (also known as Aphis avenae), feeding on a barley leaf. This species is a common economic pest, transmitting two viral diseases, yellow dwarf virus and maize leaf fleck virus, which infect crops such as oats, barley, wheat and maize. Transmission occurs when the aphid inserts its stylet & feeds on sugar stored in the leaves. Large infestations of aphids can also cause the leaves of the plant to wilt & fall. Waxy tufts on the head & body give the aphid a mealy appearance. Magnification: X 23 at 35mm size. Original is BW print Z295/051
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