Specifications Table

Product Name – Pinus Root

Quantity/Pack Size – 1 Slide

Form – Prepared Slide

Grade – Laboratory Grade

Application – Study of root anatomy and cellular organization under microscope

Product Overview

The Pinus Root prepared slide is expertly crafted to exhibit a detailed cross-section of the root structure from the Pinus species. This slide presents a clear view of root tissues, including the cortex, vascular bundles, and epidermis, allowing for thorough microscopic observation. The cellular arrangement is well preserved, offering distinct layers of cells that can be easily studied without distortion. The slide’s transparent mounting medium ensures optimal clarity, enhancing the observation of cellular details such as cell walls, xylem vessels, and surrounding parenchyma tissues. The specimen is carefully sectioned to maintain the structural integrity of the root, ensuring that vital features remain intact and observable throughout repeated use. The high-quality preparation minimizes the presence of air bubbles and debris, providing uninterrupted viewing. The slide’s durability supports long-term usage, making it a reliable resource for detailed botanical examinations. The uniform staining ensures that critical structures are highlighted without overwhelming coloration, allowing for accurate analysis. The Pinus Root slide is a practical tool for exploring the internal architecture of root systems, facilitating an in-depth understanding of plant anatomy. Its robust construction and professional-grade finish make it suitable for rigorous study and repeated use, offering consistent performance and reliable results in microscopic observations.

1. What cellular structures are visible in the Pinus Root slide?

The slide clearly displays cortex cells, vascular bundles, xylem vessels, and epidermal tissues for root anatomy analysis.

2. Is this slide compatible with standard laboratory microscopes?

Yes, it is designed for use with common laboratory microscopes suitable for detailed plant tissue observation.

3. Are there alternative slides for studying different parts of Pinus plants?

Yes, slides like Pinus Stem and Pinus Leaf are available for examining other plant structures in detail.

4. How should this slide be stored to preserve its quality?

Keep the slide in a clean, dry container at room temperature, away from moisture and direct sunlight.

5. Where is this slide sourced from?

It is obtained from trusted laboratory suppliers known for providing high-grade botanical prepared slides.