Lilium Ovule Third Division Section series Prepared Microscope Slide 19-8B

This Lilium Ovule Third Division Section series Prepared Microscope Slide (19-8B) showcases a Lilium ovule with the third division (fusion of 3 nuclei) in a series of sections. Enjoy discounts: 10% off for orders over 10, 15% off for orders over 25. Triarch Incorporated, renowned for superior prepared microscope slides, offers over 2300 different Botanyslides, 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 (10x, 25x, 100x) are available. Slide section types include: CS (Cross Section), LS (Longitudinal Section), WM (Whole Mount), CRT (Cross, Radial, Tangential Sections), Sag (Sagittal Section), Serial Sections, and Rep (Representative Sections). Our name, Triarch, is inspired by a botanical slide featuring three xylem ridges in a Ranunculus root, embodying our founder's principles of Accuracy, Service, and Dependability.

• Lilium Ovule Third Division Slide: Lilium ovule displaying third division (nuclei fusion), series of sections
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• CS: Transverse Plane Section - Slide shows thin section through organism's transverse plane
• LS: Longitudinal Section - Slide displays vertical section along organism's longest plane
• WM: Whole Mount - Entire organism or structure preserved on the slide
• CRT: Multi-Plane Wood Sections - Slide shows sections along transverse, radial, and tangential planes
• Sag: Sagittal Plane Section - Slide shows thin section through organism's sagittal plane
• Serial Sections: Consecutive sections of the organism
• Rep (Embryology): Representative Sections - Slide shows one section from each typical study area
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