Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Lichen Thallus (T.S.)
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Prepared Microscope Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Examination of Lichen Tissue Structure
Product Overview
The Lichen Thallus (T.S.) slide is meticulously prepared to provide a detailed view of the symbiotic structure of lichens, showcasing the intimate association between fungal and algal cells. Using precision sectioning and staining methods, the slide highlights the upper cortex, photobiont layer, medulla, and lower cortex, allowing clear visualization of each distinct tissue layer. The staining process enhances contrast, making cellular and structural components such as algal cells, fungal hyphae, and intercellular spaces easily distinguishable. Mounted on premium quality glass, the slide is highly durable and ensures stable positioning during microscopic examination. Each slide undergoes strict quality control to maintain consistent clarity, staining quality, and structural integrity. The preparation ensures compatibility with standard laboratory microscopes, providing reliable results for repeated observations. Individual packaging protects the slide from contamination and damage, preserving its long-term usability. The craftsmanship ensures that microscopic features are consistently reproducible, enabling detailed analysis of tissue organization and cellular interactions within the thallus. Designed for laboratory professionals and enthusiasts, this slide delivers an accurate representation of lichen tissue structures, supporting thorough observation of the fungal-algal relationship and the complex internal architecture of lichens.
1. What structures can be observed on the Lichen Thallus T.S. slide?
The slide displays upper cortex, photobiont layer, medulla, lower cortex, fungal hyphae, and algal cells.
2. Is this slide compatible with standard laboratory microscopes?
Yes, it works with both compound and optical microscopes used in laboratory settings.
3. Are there alternative lichen slides for comparison?
Yes, other lichen slides such as Parmelia and Usnea T.S. slides are available for comparative study.
4. How should the Lichen Thallus T.S. slide be stored?
Keep in a clean, dry, and dust-free area, away from direct sunlight to preserve staining and clarity.
5. How is the Lichen Thallus T.S. slide prepared and sourced?
The slide is precisely sectioned, stained, and mounted using high-quality reagents and laboratory techniques, ensuring durability and reproducibility.
