Description
Specifications Table
Product Material – Laminated paper with waterproof coating
Pack Size – Single chart
Grade – Laboratory/educational grade
Application – Fungal morphology study, taxonomy reference, lab identification
Product Overview
The Erysiphe fungi chart is a meticulously designed reference tool for laboratory and educational settings, providing clear, high-resolution illustrations of Erysiphe species—one of the most significant powdery mildew-causing pathogens. Crafted on premium laminated paper with a waterproof coating, this chart ensures durability against spills, humidity, and frequent handling, making it ideal for long-term use in labs, classrooms, or fieldwork. Each illustration is labeled with precise morphological details, including conidia structure, hyphal growth patterns, and host interaction markers, allowing for quick and accurate identification. The chart’s standardized dimensions fit seamlessly into lab notebooks, display boards, or wall mounts, while its lightweight design enables easy portability. Unlike digital references, this physical chart eliminates screen glare and battery dependencies, offering an uninterrupted study experience. Whether used for comparative analysis, teaching demonstrations, or independent research, its high-contrast visuals and scientific annotations reduce ambiguity in fungal classification. The material’s resistance to fading ensures that colors and details remain vivid even under prolonged exposure to lab lighting. By consolidating key diagnostic features into a single, accessible format, this chart streamlines workflows for mycologists, plant pathologists, and students alike, serving as both a primary reference and a supplementary tool alongside microscopes and culture plates.
FAQs
1. What type of fungal details does the Erysiphe chart highlight for lab identification?
The chart emphasizes conidial morphology, hyphal branching patterns, haustorial formations, and host-specific symptoms to aid in differential diagnosis of Erysiphe species under microscopic or macroscopic examination.
2. Can this chart be used alongside digital microscopy for cross-verification?
Yes, the chart’s labeled illustrations are scaled to complement standard microscopy magnifications (40x–100x), allowing users to correlate live observations with printed references without discrepancy.
3. Are there alternative charts available for comparing Erysiphe with other powdery mildew genera?
While this chart focuses exclusively on Erysiphe, companion charts for genera like Podosphaera or Golovinomyces are often paired in lab settings to contrast spore morphology and infection cycles.
4. How should the chart be stored to prevent damage in high-humidity labs?
Store flat in a cool, dry cabinet away from direct sunlight; the laminated surface resists moisture, but prolonged exposure to condensation may cause edge curling over time.
5. Is this chart sourced from Indian manufacturers, or is it imported?
The chart is domestically produced in India under ISO-certified labs, ensuring compliance with local educational standards and reducing lead times for bulk institutional orders.
