Methods in microscopial research; vegetable histology (1905)
Flatters, Abraham · London, Sherratt and Hughes · leaf 50
er-oven be used forthis work, the slides, after drying, must remain in it until it hasgradually cooled down; they should then be taken out, the spring clipsremoved, and the superfluous balsam cleaned off with the hot-knife.The hot-knife may be made out of an old table-knife by reducing thepoint end… … HwRd. il^wbb Jjj H n m. ^ H^HB ^ ^p^*~ii R^L ^ 1 V k ■.*! H —/ i m 1 ^Kj^^.UlU^^| f s m B. Fig. 23.—Hot-knifing and ringing slides. A. Hot-knifing. B. Putting on the first cement ring.
Microscopy · Plant anatomy
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