Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Polygonium W.M.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Whole Mount
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Study of Plant Anatomy
Product Overview
The Polygonium W.M. prepared slide offers a meticulously prepared whole mount of Polygonium, enabling detailed observation of plant tissue structures under a microscope. The slide preserves all major anatomical features including epidermal layers, vascular bundles, ground tissues, and cellular arrangements, with optimal staining to enhance contrast and clarity for precise microscopic examination. The specimen is mounted using a long-lasting medium that ensures the tissue remains intact and visible without distortion over extended periods. The cover slip is carefully sealed to protect against dust, moisture, and physical damage, maintaining consistent quality and usability. Each slide is produced under strict quality control to guarantee optical clarity, uniform staining, and specimen reliability. The preparation highlights the natural arrangement of plant tissues, allowing users to identify structural details with ease, from epidermis to vascular tissues. It is compatible with bright-field and compound microscopes, providing sharp resolution for detailed study of plant anatomy. The durable construction and meticulous preparation ensure long-term usability, making this slide a reliable tool for observing, analyzing, and understanding plant tissue organization in a laboratory setting with precision and consistency. This slide is an ideal choice for detailed plant histology and morphology studies.
1. How should the Polygonium W.M. slide be handled?
Handle the slide by its edges, avoid touching the cover slip, and place carefully on the microscope stage for observation.
2. Can this slide be used with multiple microscope types?
Yes, it is compatible with bright-field and compound microscopes for clear and detailed observation of plant tissues.
3. Are there alternative plant slides available?
Alternatives include Helianthus W.M., Cuscuta W.M., and Cucurbita W.M. slides for comparative plant tissue studies.
4. How should the slide be stored after use?
Store in a dry, dust-free container, away from direct sunlight and humidity to maintain specimen integrity and clarity.
5. Where is the Polygonium W.M. slide sourced from?
The slide is sourced from certified laboratory suppliers and prepared under strict standards to ensure high-quality, consistent specimens.
