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Fig 1.

Analysis and classification methodology scheme for pollen identification.

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Table 1.

Processing setting of objects analysis for microscopic techniques used.

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Table 2.

Comparison of the length of different pollen taxa between microscopy methods and pollen atlases.

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Fig 2.

Taxa comparison using microscopic methods, A-Tilia; B-Brassica; C-Robinia; D-Phacelia.

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Table 3.

Shape descriptors of pollen grains.

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Table 4.

Size depended morphological descriptors.

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Table 5.

Complementary morphological descriptors.

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Table 6.

Volume descriptors.

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Table 7.

Roughness and EDF descriptors.

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Fig 3.

Typical exine sculptures of the botanical taxa studied, left–SEM, right–DF.

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Table 8.

Texture related colour descriptors of pollen grains.

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Table 9.

RGB colour descriptor of pollen grains.

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Table 10.

Intensity and HSB colour descriptors of pollen grains.

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Fig 4.

Scree plots of factor analysis for different microscopic techniques (BF-bright field, DF-dark field, Ph-phase contrast).

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Fig 5.

Ph discrimination analysis (A), confusion matrix for the estimated taxon (B), and eigenvalues table (C).

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Fig 6.

DF analysis (A), confusion matrix for the estimated taxon (B), and eigenvalues table (C).

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Fig 7.

BF analysis (A), confusion matrix for the estimated taxon (B), and eigenvalues table (C).

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