Description
Specifications
Product Name – Rhizopus W.M. Veg.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Whole Mount Microscope Slide
Grade – Lab-Grade
Application – Observation of vegetative structures including hyphae, rhizoids, and stolons in Rhizopus
Product Overview
The Rhizopus W.M. Veg. slide is a precision-prepared laboratory specimen designed to display the vegetative structures of the Rhizopus fungus in detail. This whole mount slide captures the intricate networks of hyphae, showing the branching patterns, rhizoid attachment points, and stolon formation in a natural arrangement. Each specimen is mounted under a protective cover slip using a high-quality mounting medium, ensuring optimal clarity, long-term stability, and durability for repeated observation. The slide preserves the orientation and integrity of the hyphal threads, allowing detailed visualization of vegetative growth patterns, cell wall structure, and hyphal connections. Transparent glass ensures excellent light transmission, providing sharp and clear imagery under standard compound microscopes. Lab-grade preparation guarantees consistent specimen quality, preventing degradation or distortion over time. The slide allows for detailed examination of the structural complexity of Rhizopus during its vegetative phase, highlighting stolon elongation, rhizoid anchoring, and hyphal branching. Quality control ensures reliable presentation across all slides, making it suitable for laboratory environments requiring high-quality, dependable prepared slides. This specimen is an essential tool for studying the vegetative morphology of Rhizopus, providing accurate and reliable representation of hyphal networks and growth dynamics for precise microscopic observation.
1. What vegetative structures are visible on this slide?
The slide displays hyphal networks, rhizoids, and stolon formations for detailed study of vegetative growth.
2. Can this slide be used with all standard microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with standard compound and student microscopes for clear visualization of vegetative structures.
3. Are there alternative Rhizopus slides available?
Yes, alternatives include Rhizopus Sexual W.M. and Rhizopus Zygospore W.M. for observing different stages of fungal development.
4. How should the slide be stored to maintain quality?
Store in a dry, dust-free area, away from direct sunlight and humidity to preserve specimen clarity and integrity.
5. What ensures the longevity of this lab-grade slide?
Durable glass, sealed cover slip, and high-quality mounting medium protect the specimen from environmental damage and repeated handling.
