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- Shop (cont...)
- Prepared Microscope Slides (cont...)
- Fungi/Mycology (cont...)
- Protists
- Anabaena (wm) Filaments heterocysts and spores Shows chains of cells FS and FG
- Nostoc (wm) Filament and heterocysts with occasional spores within sheath FS and FG
- Oscillatoria (wm) Simple Unbranched filaments FS and FG
- Chara Stonewort (wm) Branches bearing sexual stages
- Chlamydomonas Unicellularmotile (wm)
- Chlorella (wm)
- Desmids (wm) Mixed species on one slide
- Eudorina Green Algae slide (wm)
- Gonium (wm) Plate like colonies with 4 - 16 cel(ls)
- Hydrodictyon (wm) Nets of multinucleate cel(ls) Unwanted Invader of New Zealand's Lakes
- Pediastrum (wm) Stellate platelike colonies
- Protococcus Pleurococcus (wm) Vegetative and dividing cells) with large chloroplasts Commonly seen as a green growth on fences a
- Spirogyra (wm) Scalariform conjugation
- Volvox (wm) Sexual stages showing sex cells and zygotes
- Mixed Green Algae (wm) 6 types on one slide
- Diatoms Mixed (wm) FS and FG stained to show protoplasts
- Diatoms Recent Marine (wm) Unstained frustule strew
- Protist Motility (wm) 3 Classes represented including: Amoeba Euglena and Paramecium
- Amoeba proteus (wm) Stained to clearly show nuclear and other cellular details
- Radiolaria Strew (wm) Large number and variety of beautiful shells
- Euglena (wm) Demonstrates nucleus chloroplasts contractile vacuole and flagellum
- Paramecium caudatum (wm) Ideal for general studies
- Paramecium in fission Mass culture (wm)
- Giardia Lamblia (wm)
- Plasmodium vivax Stages (wm) Thin blood smear showing typical forms
- Protista ExplanoMount Common forms with text card and dichotomous key
- Prokaryote and Eukaryote (wm) and (sm) Comparative cell types
- Plant Life Histories
- Pine Life History (cs) Root stem and leaf; (ls) Male and female cones QS
- Marchantia Life History (sect) Gemmae cups antheridia archegonia and sporophyte QS
- Moss Life History (wm) protonema (ls) Antheridia archegonia and sporophyte QS
- Flowers
- Germinating Pollen (wm) Pollen tube with generative nucleus and two male nuclei
- Monocot and Dicot Flower Buds (cs) same slide
- Roots
- Dicot Root Tip Typical Woody
- Dicot Root Tip (wm) Shows hairs and root cap F and FG
- Monocot and Dicot Roots (cs) Comparison between corn and buttercup roots on same slide QS
- Root Nodules, Legume Bacteria Slide
- Ranunculus Young and Mature Root (cs)
- Leaves
- Liqustrum privet Leaf (cs) Typical dicot leaf
- Monocot and Dicot Leaf Epidermis (wm) Comparison between lily and sedum on same slide FS and FG
- Monocot and Dicot Leaves (cs) Comparison between corn and lilac leaves on same slide QS
- Nerium Leaf (cs)
- Stomates Guard Cells (wm) Leaf epidermis AF and FG
- Verbascum Leaf (cs)
- Stems
- Helianthus Older Stem (cs) QS Shows prominent bundles fascicular and interfascicular cambium
- Helianthus Older Stem Explanomount The above slide with detailed study guide in plastic sleeve
- Helianthus sunflower Young Stem (cs) (ls) Combination on same slide QS
- Monocot and Dicot Stems (cs) Comparison between corn and buttercup stems on same slide QS
- Platanus Sycamore Stem (cs) QS
- Ranunculus Stem (cs)
- Tilia One year old Stem (cs)
- Tilia Three year old Stem (cs)
- Gymnosperm & Angiosperm Stem Combination (c.s.) q.s.,
- Plant Reproduction
- Lilium Anther Early Prophase (cs) Shows mother cells in prophase of meiosis QS
- Lilium Anther First Meiotic Division (cs) QS
- Lilium Anther Late Prophase (cs) QS
- Lilium Anther Mature With Binucleate Pollen (cs) Shows two pollen chambers QS
- Lilium Anther Pollen Tetrads (cs) QS
- Lilium Anther Second Meiotic Division (cs) QS
- Lilium Ovary General (cs) QS
- Lilium Ovary 8 Nucteate Embryo Sac (cs) QS
- Lilium Ovary Binucleate Embryo Sac (cs) QS
- Lilium Ovary First 4 Nudeate Embryo Sac (cs) QS
- Lilium Ovary Megaspore Mother Cell (cs) QS
- Lilium Ovary Second 4Nucleate Embryo Sac (cs) QS
- Lilium Ovary Young Embryo (cs) Ovules with developing endosperm QS
- Lilium Style Germinating Pollen (ls) QS
- Lilium Mature Seed With Embryo (cs) QS
- Lilium Young Flower Buds (ls) QS
- Lilium Young Flower Buds (cs)
