Methods in microscopial research; vegetable histology (1905)
Flatters, Abraham · London, Sherratt and Hughes · leaf 40
out 130 degs. Fahr. 5. Transfer the specimens to paraffin (free from chloroform) melted in the water-oven—the heat must not be higher than onedegree above the melting point of the paraffin; allow thespecimens to remain in the water-oven for two or three hours,change the paraffin at intervals. By… … mM^^msmmmaim-^^^^^ Fig. 17.—Moulding frame, formed of two L-shaped pieces of brass, with armsone and a half inches long and half-inch angles. specimens from one to the other, allowing them to stand ashort time in each, care being taken that the heat is onlyjust sufficient to keep the paraffin in a…
Microscopy · Plant anatomy
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