Classroom Microscope Slide Sets
Eisco™ Lavender Stem, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of lavender stem. Cross section. Lavender is a dicot. Shows general structures of a typical dicot stem. Ideal for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Pumpkin Stem, Combined Cross Section and Longitudinal Section
Prepared microscope slide of a Pumpkin stem. This slide shows combined longitudinal and cross sections, allowing better viewing and understanding of stem structures.
Eisco™ Cerebellum Section (Mammal), HE Stain
Prepared microscope slide of a section of mammalian cerebellum. Stained with hematoxylin and eosin for better visualization of characteristic tissues and structures. Great choice for biology classrooms studying nervous system.
Eisco™ Uterus Section (Animal)
Prepared microscope slide of animal uterus section. Uterus is a part of reproductive system. Stained for better visualization of characteristic layers and structures. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Monocot Root General Structures, Cross Section
Prepared microsocpe slide of a cross section of a monocot root. Stained for better visualization of general structures. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Solanum Tuberosum Section
Prepared microscope slide of a section of solanum tuberosum, a mature potato tuber. Stained to show characteristic structures including starch grains. Great choice for biology classrooms or curious scientsist.
Eisco™ Lilium Stem Combination, Logitudinal Section &Cross Section
Prepared composite microscope slide of a cross section and longtitudinal section of lilium stem. Lilium is a monocot. Stained for better visualization of characteristic monocot structures. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Helianthus Young Stem, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of a cross section of a young stem of helianthus. Shows a typical dicot stem primary growth structures. Excellent tool to explore plant biology, dicot stem structures, and development of stem structures as they age.
Eisco™ Pumpkin Stem (Cucurbita), Logitudinal Section
Prepared microscope slide of a longtitudinal section of pumpkin stem. Cucurbita or pumpkin is a dicot. Showing characteristic structures of dicot stems. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Tilia Old Stem (Basswood), Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of Tilia old stem. Tilia is commonly known as basswood. Stained for better visualization of characteristic structures, including secondary xylem annual rings. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Spirogyra Vegetative, Whole Mount
Prepared microscope slide of vegetative Spirogyra. Whole Mount. Spirogyra is a type of filamentous green algae which can reproduce sexually or asexually. Asexual/vegetative reproduction occurs via fragmentation. Shows vegetative reproduction and characteristic spiral arrangement of chloroplasts.
Eisco™ Anabaena, Wholemount
Prepared microscope slide of Anabaena, wholemount. Anabaena is a flilamentous cyanobacteria commonly found as plankton. It is best known for its nitrogen-fixing abilities and forms symbiotic relationships with certain plants. Ideal for studying ecology.
Eisco™ Earthworm, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of a cross section of earthworm. Stained for better visualization of characteristic structures. Ideal for biology classrooms to explore structure-function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Grantia, Longitudinal Section
Prepared microscope slide of Grantia, a genus of calcareous sponges. Longitudinal section. The slide is stained to show general structures such as incurrent and radial canals.
Eisco™ Rhizopus Asexual Reproduction, Whole Mount
Prepared microscope slide of Rhizopus asexual reproduction. Whole Mount. Rhizopus is a parasitic fungus that can reproduce via sexual or asexual spores. Asexual spores, sporangiospores, develop in sporangium. This slide is an excellent tool to visualize asexual reproduction structures more closely.