Methods in microscopial research; vegetable histology (1905)
Flatters, Abraham · London, Sherratt and Hughes · leaf 28
duated 100 cc.measure, pipettes, sable brushes of various sizes, wire clips, tin ringsfor building up cells, 3in. by lin. plain slips, cavity slips, circular andoblong cover-slips, mounting block, stains, balsam, glycerine jelly,clearing-oils, bottles for specimens, incubator or drying apparatus.… … Fig. 5.—The old Flatters microtome, from which the present microtome was evolved. of work only, and that chiefly animal histology. I, therefore, describesomewhat fully the instrument I have used in my botanical and textilework since 1892. It is the outcome of several previous instruments,all of…
Microscopy · Plant anatomy
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