These slides show developing pollen cells in lily anthers, a classic model for observing meiosis in plants.Features Meiosis I - Homologous chromosomes separate, forming two haploid daughter cells.

For estimating the size of objects under the microscope. The graticule is inserted into the eye-piece and calibrated, with a stage micrometer, for each objective. Graduation 0-10 mm in 100...

This whole mount microscope slide is used to study the basic characteristics of the popular protist, Amoeba. Amoeba proteus is a single-celled organism that belongs to the phylum Sarcodina. Protozoa...

Light micrograph of a section through a marram grass (Ammophila arenaria) leaf, showing the characteristics that help reduce water loss. The outer epidermis (outer circle) consists of a layer of...

This slide presents a transverse section of carrot taproot, highlighting the parenchyma cells responsible for nutrient storage. The section is thin enough (12 µm) to allow clear visualization of: -...

5 megapixel digital eyepiece camera for compound and stereo microscopes; great value for lecturers, instructors, and clinicians to share images with large audiences Camera connects to computer via included USB...

This slide presents a transverse section of a mature buttercup root, showcasing the typical dicot root structure. It demonstrates: - Protostele arrangement with central vascular cylinder - Clearly defined xylem...

This slide presents rod-shaped Bacillus bacteria, stained to highlight their cell wall structure and Gram reaction. The smear shows typical Bacillus morphology, including straight or slightly curved rods, often in...

This slide presents a transverse section of a corn root, stained with Carmino Green to enhance contrast between tissue layers. It clearly shows the epidermis, cortex, endodermis, pericycle, xylem, and...

This slide presents a thin section of cerebellar tissue, stained using the Cajal method to highlight Purkinje cells, which are large, flask-shaped neurons located in the cerebellar cortex. These cells...

This slide presents a thin section of onion bulb epidermis, stained with Hemalun–Eosin to highlight cell walls, nuclei, and cytoplasm. The onion epidermis is a classic specimen for teaching plant...

This slide presents a smear of human cheek epithelial cells, stained to highlight the cell membrane, cytoplasm, and nucleus. It provides a clear example of a typical animal cell, making...

This set includes 100 professionally prepared microscope slides covering a broad range of plant and animal tissues, ideal for introductory biology educationFeatures Set of 100 prepared anatomy and botany slides,...

This prepared slide contains fungal structures such as hyphae, spores, and sporangia, depending on the species featured. The staining enhances visibility of reproductive structures and branching hyphae, making it ideal...

This is a blank microscope slide made of high-quality glass, suitable for preparing wet mounts, smears, or permanent specimens. It’s compatible with standard coverslips and fits most slide holders and...