Description
Specifications
Product Name – Equisetum Stem T.S.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Prepared Microscope Slide
Grade – Lab-Grade
Application – Microscopic Study of Equisetum Stem Structure
Product Overview
The Equisetum Stem T.S. prepared slide is a carefully mounted specimen designed to provide clear visualization of the anatomical details of the Equisetum stem. Known for its unique internal organization, this specimen highlights important features such as vascular bundles, ridges, and canals that are distinctly visible under the microscope. The preparation undergoes a meticulous staining process, ensuring sharp contrast between cellular tissues and structures for precise observation. Each slide is mounted on high-quality glass and covered with a protective cover slip to preserve the integrity of the sample. The fixation process ensures long-term durability of the specimen while retaining fine structural details. Special care is taken to eliminate imperfections such as air bubbles and distortions, offering a smooth, clear view at varying magnifications. The consistent coloration allows for easy differentiation between tissues, making structural analysis efficient and reliable. This specimen is prepared using advanced techniques that highlight the stem’s distinctive characteristics, ensuring both clarity and longevity. The slide represents a dependable resource for detailed observation of plant anatomy, offering quality and accuracy in every preparation.
1. What key structures can be observed in this Equisetum slide?
The slide clearly shows vascular bundles, canals, ridges, and supportive tissues in the stem cross section.
2. Is this specimen suitable for use with all compound microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with standard laboratory compound microscopes across different magnifications.
3. Are slides of other pteridophytes also available?
Yes, slides such as Fern Leaf T.S. and Selaginella Stem T.S. are also available for comparison.
4. How should this slide be stored for preservation?
It should be kept in a dust-free, dry environment away from direct sunlight for best durability.
5. What process ensures the durability of this Equisetum Stem slide?
The specimen is fixed, stained, and mounted on durable glass to maintain long-lasting clarity and detail.
