Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Anatropous Ovule
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Prepared Microscope Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Examination of Anatropous Ovule Structure
Product Overview
The Anatropous Ovule slide is a meticulously prepared laboratory-grade specimen designed for detailed microscopic observation of ovule structure and orientation. Each slide presents a clear cross-sectional view of the anatropous ovule, showing the nucellus, integuments, and embryo sac arrangement. Precision sectioning ensures thin, uniform slices that facilitate accurate visualization of delicate tissues and internal organization. Advanced staining techniques enhance contrast, highlighting cellular boundaries, nucellar cells, and reproductive structures under various magnifications. Mounted on durable glass, the slide is resistant to mechanical damage, moisture, and common laboratory hazards, ensuring long-term usability. Preparation supports reproducible imaging, providing consistent and reliable observation of ovule morphology. The slide is fully compatible with standard light microscopes, maintaining optical clarity without distortion. Each specimen undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure uniform thickness, precise staining, and faithful representation of anatomical features. The Anatropous Ovule slide balances clarity, durability, and ease of handling, making it a dependable tool for repeated microscopic studies. Professional-grade mounting ensures long-term integrity, enabling multiple observations while maintaining structural and optical quality. With precise preparation and high-quality materials, this slide provides detailed visualization of complex ovule anatomy, supporting clear and accurate laboratory investigations into plant reproductive structures.
1. What is the main application of Anatropous Ovule slide?
It is used for detailed microscopic examination of ovule orientation, nucellus, integuments, and embryo sac.
2. Is this slide compatible with standard laboratory microscopes?
Yes, it works effectively with all common light and compound microscopes used in laboratories.
3. Are there alternative slides for studying plant ovules?
Yes, slides like Orthotropous Ovule or Campylotropous Ovule can be used for comparative morphology studies.
4. How should the Anatropous Ovule slide be stored?
Store in a dry, dust-free slide box away from sunlight and humidity to preserve specimen quality.
5. Where is the Anatropous Ovule slide sourced from?
It is sourced from reputable laboratory suppliers specializing in high-quality prepared microscope slides.
