Anemone Pollen Prepared Microscope Slide 18-278

This is a prepared microscope slide featuring Anemone pollen. Enjoy a 10% discount when ordering more than 10, and 15% off for orders exceeding 25. Triarch Incorporated, renowned for superior slides, offers over 2300 botanical options, plus zoology, histology, and embryology slides. We also provide affordable microscopes from Swift and Leica, with an extra 10% off using code SWIFT10. High-resolution digital images are available for purchase. Slide sections include Cross (transverse), Longitudinal, Whole Mount, CRT (wood sections), Sagittal, Serial, and Representative (Embryology). Our name, Triarch, is inspired by a botanical slide showcasing three xylem ridges in a Ranunculus root, embodying principles of Accuracy, Service, and Dependability.

• Slide Details: Anemone Pollen Prepared Microscope Slide featuring pollen from the pasque flower, presented as a whole mount
• Discounts: Enjoy a 10% discount on orders of 10 or more, and a 15% discount on orders of 25 or more
• Product Range: Triarch Incorporated specializes in superior prepared microscope slides, offering over 2300 botanical slides, along with zoology, histology, and embryology slides. Additionally, affordable microscopes from Swift and Leica are available at reduced prices with an extra 10% off using coupon code SWIFT10
• Digital Resources: High-resolution educational images can be purchased for magnifications of 10x, 25x, and 100x
• CS: Cross Section - Displays a thin section through the transverse plane of an organism
• LS: Longitudinal Section - Shows a vertical section of the organism along its longest plane
• WM: Whole Mount - Preserves and displays an entire organism or structure on the slide
• CRT: Cross, Radial, and Tangential Sections - Shows sections of wood along the transverse, radial, and tangential planes
• Sag: Sagittal Section - Displays a thin section through the sagittal plane through the midline
• Serial Sections: Shows consecutive sections of the organism
• Rep: Representative Sections (Embryology) - Displays one section of the organism from each typical area of study
• Company History: Triarch Incorporated's name is derived from a botanical slide illustrating three ridges of xylem in the vascular cylinder of the Ranunculus root. The founder, George H. Conant, Ph.D., established the company on the principles of accuracy, service, and dependability, which are reflected in the Triarch logo