Dicot Root – Transverse Section / Cross Section – Angiosperm Prepared Slide for Microscopy

The Dicot Root – Transverse Section / Cross Section – Angiosperm Prepared Slide is designed for precise study under microscopes. Ideal for students, researchers, and educators, it reveals detailed root tissue organization, including xylem, phloem, and cortex. Suitable for laboratory use, it ensures consistent quality and easy handling for microscopic observation and botanical research.

Key Features

1. High-quality prepared slide for accurate observation of dicot root structure.
2. Clear visualization of xylem, phloem, cortex, and epidermis tissues.
3. Durable and professionally mounted for long-lasting laboratory use.
4. Suitable for educational, research, and botanical studies.
5. Ready-to-use slide for easy and efficient microscopy.

Precautions

1. Handle the slide carefully to avoid breakage.
2. Keep the slide away from direct sunlight and moisture.
3. Use clean microscope lenses to prevent contamination or damage.
4. Store the slide in a protective case when not in use.
5. Do not apply excessive pressure while viewing under a microscope.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What is a dicot root transverse section slide?
Answer: It is a prepared microscope slide showing a cross-section of a dicot root, highlighting tissues like xylem, phloem, cortex, and epidermis for study.

Question: Who can use this prepared slide?
Answer: It is suitable for students, teachers, researchers, and laboratory professionals for educational and research purposes.

Question: Can this slide be reused?
Answer: Yes, with proper handling and storage, the slide can be used multiple times for microscopic observation.

Question: Is this slide ready to use?
Answer: Yes, it comes professionally prepared and mounted, allowing immediate use for microscopy without additional preparation.

Question: How should I store the slide?
Answer: Store it in a protective case, away from sunlight, moisture, and dust to maintain its quality and longevity.