Living Organisms
Carolina™ Daphnia Food
Use to culture D. pulex and D. magna in both small and large volumes.
Carolina™ Coleus
An especially good specimen for starch-iodine reaction studies, to show absence of photosynthesis in non-green areas.
Carolina™ Wild-Type Drosophila
The wild-type, Oregon R strain of Drosophila is the standard red eye fruit fly.
Carolina™ Termites
Living and working together!
Carolina™ Drosophila Chromosome 1 Mutants
Students can easily study the sex-linked, recessive and dominant mutations.
Carolina™ Terrestrial Isopods
They're crustaceans that live on land - yet breathe through gills!
Carolina™ Physarum Culture Kit
Despite its confusing taxonomic status, the creeping slime mold Physarum polycephalum is still an attention-getter for your students.
Carolina™ Individual Sarcodine Cultures
Sarcodines are single-celled life-forms characterized by an irregular shape.
Carolina™ Marine Invertebrate Set
Marine invertebrates are multicellular animals that inhabit a marine environment and are lacking a vertebral column.
Carolina™ Mixed Hydra
Equal numbers of green and brown species in a single culture.
Carolina™ Pond Snails
Popular medium sized snails for aquariums and hands-on activities.
Carolina™ Ciliate Mixture
Ciliates are one of the most important groups of protists; they are common almost everywhere there is water eg. lakes, ponds, oceans, rivers, and soils.
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™ Diatom Mixture
Diatoms are a major group of algae, and are among the most common types of phytoplankton.
Carolina™ Elodea canadensis
Elodea canadensis is similar to Elodea densa but much smaller.