Specifications

Product Name – Aleuron

Quantity/Pack Size – Single Prepared Slide

Form – Tissue Mounted Slide

Grade – Laboratory Grade

Application – Microscopy, Plant Tissue Structure, Cellular Observation

product overview

The Aleuron slide is expertly prepared to provide a detailed view of plant aleurone tissue, highlighting the structural and cellular arrangement with exceptional clarity. This slide demonstrates distinct aleurone layers, including protein-rich granules, cytoplasmic details, and the surrounding cell walls. Precision staining enhances the contrast between different tissue components, allowing for clear identification of cells and subcellular structures. Mounted on a durable glass slide, the specimen ensures long-lasting stability and maintains the integrity of the tissue. Its uniform thickness enables optimal light transmission and precise focusing, providing high-resolution observation at various magnifications. The Aleuron slide allows examination of cellular organization, tissue morphology, and the spatial relationship between aleurone cells and adjacent plant structures. Prepared under strict laboratory standards, the slide ensures consistent quality, sharp visualization, and reliable results for repeated use. Its durable mounting protects the tissue, maintaining clarity over time while supporting long-term microscopic studies. Ideal for observing fine plant tissue structures, the Aleuron slide is optimized for detailed microscopy, providing a clear view of cellular components, aleurone granules, and tissue arrangement, enabling comprehensive analysis of plant tissue organization and cellular architecture.

FAQs

1. What microscope is suitable for viewing the Aleuron slide?

Brightfield and phase-contrast microscopes are recommended for optimal visualization of plant aleurone tissue.

2. How should the Aleuron slide be stored?

Keep the slide in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve tissue clarity and staining quality.

3. Can this slide be reused for multiple observations?

Yes, the durable mounting and preserved tissue allow repeated microscopic examination without degradation.

4. Are there alternative plant tissue slides available?

Yes, other slides featuring different plant tissues or specialized staining techniques can be used for comparative studies.

5. How should the slide be handled to prevent damage?

Hold the slide by edges or use gloves to avoid fingerprints and contamination on the tissue area.