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How do we count organisms which are 1 mm in size under the microscope?

April 26, 2017microscope mm organisms size

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How do we count organisms which are 1 mm in size under the microscope?

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You use sampling if they are fairly well spread out. Count just 1/4th the area of your sample and multiply by 4. So if you are looking at a 1″ square sample you just count what’s in a 1/4″ square grid.