Description
Specifications
Product Name – Hydrilla Leaf T.S.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Transverse Section
Grade – Lab-Grade
Application – Observation of Leaf Anatomy
Product Overview
The Hydrilla Leaf T.S. prepared slide offers a meticulously mounted transverse section of Hydrilla leaves on high-quality optical glass, designed for precise microscopic observation. The slide highlights essential structural features, including epidermal layers, palisade and spongy mesophyll cells, vascular bundles, and stomatal distribution, providing insight into the leaf’s adaptation to submerged aquatic environments. Staining enhances contrast between cell walls, vascular tissues, and mesophyll structures, allowing clear differentiation of internal anatomy. The slide is sealed to prevent contamination and ensures longevity, maintaining structural integrity for repeated observations. Its lab-grade preparation guarantees uniform thickness, high transparency, and optimal light transmission, enabling accurate study of cellular arrangements and tissue patterns. The Hydrilla Leaf T.S. slide is ideal for laboratory researchers, educators, and microscopy enthusiasts requiring detailed, durable, and reliable specimens for aquatic plant anatomical studies. The precision mounting and clarity make it a dependable tool for comparative morphology, structural analysis, and advanced observation of leaf anatomy in submerged plants.
1. What key structures are observable in the Hydrilla leaf slide?
The slide shows epidermis, mesophyll cells, vascular bundles, and stomata distribution of the Hydrilla leaf.
2. Can this slide be used with standard lab microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with all standard optical microscopes and can be observed at multiple magnifications.
3. Are there alternative aquatic leaf slides available?
Yes, alternatives include Vallisneria Leaf T.S., Nymphaea Leaf T.S., and Potamogeton Leaf T.S. for comparative studies.
4. How should the Hydrilla leaf slide be stored?
Store in a dry, dust-free slide box, away from sunlight and moisture to preserve clarity and specimen quality.
5. How is the slide prepared for long-term use?
The specimen is mounted on optical glass with staining and sealed edges to maintain durability and structural detail over time.
