Living Organisms
Carolina™ Protozoa Survey Mixture
The protozoan body consists of a single cell, but it is a mistake to think of these organisms as simple.
Carolina™ Bacillus thuringiensis, Living, Tube
This culture is Gram+, motile rods, and crystals within cell body pathogenic to some insects (Lepidoptera).
Carolina™ Seed Dispersal Set
With this set students learn how seeds are dispersed.
Carolina™ Vitachrome™ Live Chaos (Pelomyxa)
Prestained living organisms used for teaching and photomicrography.
Carolina™ Live Tetraselmis
Commonly used marine food organism which has four flagella.
Carolina™ Vitachrome™ Live Planaria
Prestained living organisms used for teaching and photomicrography.
Carolina™ Marine Copepod (Tigriopus californicus), Living
Used as a food source for marine fish. Carolina Marine Copepod (Tigriopus californicus), Living can also be used for cleaning up detritus.
Carolina™ Earthworms
Students can find these tube-shaped, segmented animals living in soil and feeding on live and dead organic matter.
Carolina™ Bullfrog Tadpoles
A tadpole (also called pollywog or porwigle) is the larval stage in the life cycle of an amphibian, particularly that of a frog or toad.
Carolina™ Corynebacterium xerosis , Living, Tube
This culture is Gram variable, nonmotile rods, inhabits skin and mucous membranes of humans.
Carolina™ Live Moina
Acts as good live food for freshwater larval-stage fish.
Carolina™ Fern Prothallia, Young Sporophytic Stage
This fern prothallia with young sporophyte shows the sporophytic stage.
Carolina™ Moss Set
Mosses commonly grow close together in clumps or mats in damp or shady locations.
Carolina™ Fern with Sori
Mature fern with one or more fertile fronds.
Carolina™ Ceratophyllum
Ceratophyllum is also known as hornwort because of its rough texture or as a coontail because of it's appearance.