Methods in microscopial research; vegetable histology (1905)
Flatters, Abraham · London, Sherratt and Hughes · leaf 19
tions, so thatthe dead tissues of plants and animals shall as nearly as possiblepresent to the observer their natural conditions as when in a living state;thus enabling the investigator to trace out all the varied changes thattake place during the life cycle of the plant or animal underobservation.… … Fig. I.—Collecting Case, containing six 3J in. x i^ in. tubes for fixatives. The most simple preservative is methylated spirits of 92 per cent,in strength, into which may be placed immediately as collected, suchspecimens as roots, stems, leaves, leaf or flower-buds, ovaries, seeds. COLLECTING,…
Microscopy · Plant anatomy
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