Botany Permanent Microscope Slide

Discover the microcosm of plant biology by using Botany permanent microscope slides specifically designed to be used by educators, students and researchers. These slides are high-quality preserved specimens, ideal for understanding the complex specifics of the anatomy and physiology of plants

Key Features of Botany Permanent Microscope Slides

Materials: Premium-quality glass ensures long-term durability and optical clarity.
Format: Standard 75×25 mm that is compatible with the majority of microscopes.
Thickness Uniform thickness from 1.15 to 1.35 millimetres for uniform light transmission.
Staining The colour is doubled or triple stained to emphasize the cellular features.
Types Available:
- Complete Mount (W.M): Whole specimens to give a complete view.
- Transverse Section (T.S): Cross-sections to study internal structures.
- Lateral Section (L.S): Side views for analyzing specific plant tissues.

Applications

These slides target an extensive audience, which includes:

School students: aligns to NCERT syllabus for the study of foundational subjects.
Students at universities and colleges: Ideal for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate classes in botany.
Researchers: Reliable tools for detailed plant tissue analysis.

The most popular examples include:

Dicot and Monocot Leaf and Stem
Mitosis and Meiosis Slides
Histology and Embryology Slide

Why Choose Our Microscope Slides?

Enhanced learning: The clear, precise illustrations for accurate knowledge.
Long-term durability: It is designed for repeated use in classrooms, labs, and laboratories.
Multi-purpose: Suitable for all levels of research and education.

Q1 What do you think of Botany Permanent Microscope Slides used to do?

This slide is utilized to study plant anatomy as well as histology and cell processes. They offer a deep understanding of the plant's structures.

Q2 Are these slides compatible to every microscope?

The slides, in fact, are standard sizes (75x25 millimeters) which makes them suitable for most compound and light microscopes.

Q3 What is the method by which the specimens are saved on slides?

Each specimen is permanently hung on glass of high-quality and stained to emphasize the smallest details, which ensures the long-term durability and clarity.