Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Dicot Stem T.S.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Prepared Microscope Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Stem Tissue Structure Analysis
Product Overview
The Dicot Stem T.S. prepared slide offers an accurate transverse view of dicotyledonous stem anatomy, preserving essential tissue structures for microscopic examination. The epidermis, cortical layers, phloem, xylem, and pith are clearly displayed, providing detailed insight into cellular arrangement and vascular patterns. The slide highlights the organization of vascular bundles in a ring, the parenchymatous ground tissue, and the structural differences between cortex and pith. Mounted under a durable cover glass with stable mounting medium, it ensures clarity, minimizes bubble formation, and maintains long-term specimen integrity. Laboratory-grade preparation ensures high optical clarity, sharp contrast, and precise visibility of tissue layers across different magnifications. The slide is designed for repeated observation and long-term storage without compromising tissue quality. It offers a reliable representation of dicot stem morphology, allowing accurate identification of tissue types, vascular arrangements, and overall cellular organization. This slide is ideal for detailed study of stem structure, tissue differentiation, and vascular bundle arrangement in botanical laboratories or research settings.
1. What magnification is recommended for this slide?
Optimal observation is achieved at 100x to 400x magnification to visualize vascular bundles and tissue layers clearly.
2. How should the slide be stored?
Keep in a dry, dust-free environment, away from direct sunlight to prevent deterioration of the mounted tissue.
3. Is this slide compatible with digital microscopes?
Yes, it works seamlessly with digital microscopy systems for capturing high-resolution images of stem tissues.
4. Are there alternative plant tissue slides available?
Yes, slides for dicot leaves, roots, monocot stems, and other plant tissues are also available.
5. How is the specimen sourced and prepared?
The stem tissue is ethically sourced and carefully prepared under laboratory conditions to preserve structural integrity and anatomical accuracy.
