Queen Anne's Lace (Daucus carota). 40x magnification. Brightfield microscopy. 

Who says weeds can’t be beautiful? Queen Anne’s Lace is a pretty little flower that’s found all over the place that is also known as the “wild carrot”. In fact, the carrots we eat are actually domesticated (specially selected for by farmers) forms of Queen Anne’s Lace. How weird is that?