Methods in microscopial research; vegetable histology (1905)
Flatters, Abraham · London, Sherratt and Hughes · leaf 46
DS OF WORK 33 position by means of the wire spring-clip (Fig. i8 B), until the slideis baked, or has set hard by the evaporation of the benzol. Inmounting solid specimens on cavity slips, the cavity must first be filledwith balsam, the specimen placed in this, and then a cover slip, whetherround or… … ^ 7 f /o Fig. 19.—Types of 3in. by lin. slips, used for mounting microscopical objects.A. Plain slip. 1-5. Round cavity slips. 6-11. Oval cavity slips. there is a danger of the cover being depressed, by which means someof the balsam would be squeezed out, and when the clip was removedthe cover…
Microscopy · Plant anatomy
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