AmScope PS100D 100pc Prepared Glass Microscope Slides in Wood Case with Amphibian, Mammal, Insect and Plant/Botany Specimens – SET D

AmScope 100pc Prepared Glass Microscope Slides in Wood Case with Amphibian, Mammal, Insect & Plant/Botany Specimens – SET D

• 100 prepared slides of various amphibian, mammal, insect and plant/botany specimens (SET D)
• Preserved in cedar wood oil and sealed by coverslip
• Labeled and stored in a fine crafted varnished wooden case
• Optical glass slide dimensions: 3″x1″x0.04″ (75mmx25mmx1mm)
• Manufactured under ISO 9001 Quality Control Standard

This is a 100-piece very nicely prepared microscope slide set of anatomy botany (SET D). The prepared slides we offer are professionally hand mounted, accurately stained, and individually labeled. Our microscope slides are great for students of all ages, from home-schoolers to college students looking for an excellent introduction to microscopy.

The prepared slides give you the most diverse possible biological selection. They are cover-slipped and preserved in cedar wood oil. These slides are premium and machine cleaned giving a sharp image. All slides are carefully labeled for easy reference and are arranged in a fine crafted varnished wooden case with brass hardware.

This slide set is a rare mix of 100 prepared slides from which students can find a lot of fun. It is excellent for educational use and perfect for all levels of student study including home school program. This slides set is brand new and has never been used, so your slides will be clean and free of scratches or damage. There is no risk of contamination from previous use.

Features & Specifications:

• 100 PC Glass Prepared Slides – SET D
• Name Marked on Each Slide
• Hard Wood Slide Case Included
• Manufactured Under ISO 9001 Quality Control Standard
• Shipping Weight: 3 lbs

Slides included in SET D:

– Ant, w.m.
– Ascaris Egg, w.m.
– Ascaris, c.s.
– Aspergillus, w.m
– Bamboo, w.m.
– Blood Fluke-Eggs w.m.
– Broad Bean Radical Tip, l.s.
– Butterfly Leg, w.m.
– Chlorella, w.m.
– Ciliated Epithelium, sec.
– Corn Starch, w.m.
– Cotton Leaf, c.s.
– Cotton Stem, c.s.
– Cotton Worm, w.m.
– Cow Hair, w.m.
– Cucurbita, w.m.
– Cyclops, w.m.
– Dandelion Fuzz, w.m.
– Dense Connective Tissue, sec.
– Dog Cohurmar Ciliated, sec.
– Dog Colurmar Epithelium, sec.
– Dog Hair, w.m.
– Dog Stomach Cardiac Region, sec.
– Dog Stomach Pyloric Region, sec.
– Dog Tongue, l.s.
– Dog Urinary Bladder, sec.
– Dogbane Leaf
– Earthworm, c.s.
– Feather, w.m.
– Fern Leaf-Sorus, c.s.
– Fern Root, c.s.
– Fern Stem, c.s.
– Fibre, w.m.
– Frog-Blastula, sec.
– Frog-Early Gastrula, sec.
– Frog-Gastrula, sec.
– Frog-Holoblastic Cleavage, sec.
– Frog Spermatozoa, smear
– Gourd Pollen, w.m.
– Hemp, w.m.
– House Fly Leg, w.m.
– House Fly Wing, w.m.
– House Fly Body, w.m.
– Hydra, l.s.
– Leaf of Winter Jasmine, c.s.
– Letter “E”, w.m.
– Lichen, sec.
– Lilac Leaf, c.s.
– Lily Leaf, c.s.
– Locust Wing, w.m.
– Loose Connective Tissue, w.m.
– Mantis Wing, w.m.
– Mantis Leg, w.m.
– Marchantia antheridia, l.s.
– Marchantia archegonia, l.s.
– Moss Capsule, l.s.
– Mouse Cuboidal Epithelium, sec.
– Mouse Kidney, l.s.
– Nylon Fibers, w.m.
– Paramecium-Conjugation, w.m.
– Paramecium-Fission, w.m.
– Peacock Feather, w.m.
– Pelargonium of Leaf, c.s.
– Pepper, w.m.
– Pig Liver, sec.
– Pine Cone-Female, l.s.
– Pine Pollen, w.m.
– Pine Stem, l.s.
– Planaria, c.s.
– Planaria, w.m.
– Plasmodesmata, sec.
– Polytrichum Antheridia, l.s.
– Polytrichum Archegonia, l.s.
– Privet Leaf, c.s.
– Pumpkin Pollen, w.m.
– Rabbit Ganglia, sec.
– Ranunculus Root, c.s.
– Root Bacteria, c.s.
– Salt Crystal, w.m.
– Shrimp-Egg, w.m.
– Silk Fibers, w.m.
– Silkworm Moth Larva, w.m.
– Skin Mammal, sec.
– Spirogyra, w.m.
– Stem-Cork Cell, c.s.
– Stem of Buttercup, c.s.
– Stem to Show Lenticel, c.s.
– Stem-Sieve Tube and Companion Cell, l.s.
– Straw, w.m.
– Striated Muscle, c.s.
– Sugar, w.m.
– Taenia Pisiformis, w.m.
– Tobacco, w.m.
– Tomato Leaf, c.s.
– Typical Plant Cell, w.m.
– Vegetable Pollen, w.m.
– Vicia Faba Root Tip, l.s.
– Wheaten Leaf Epidermis, w.m.
– Wool Sheep, w.m.
– Young Root of Broad Bean, c.s.