Description

Import of ECE
Complies with the curriculum
Suitable for use in classrooms and laboratories
The product is made of quality materials

It is presented in a plastic transportation and storage box (Plastic box type is available depending on stock availability)

Product Content:

C1. Salt crystals W.m.

C2. Sugar crystals W.m.

C3. Nylon fibers W.m.

C4. Comparative hairs (Human and sheep)

C5. Chlamydomonas (Green algae)

C6. Volvoks W.m. with secondary colonies (Daughter colonies)

C7. Green filamentous alga (Spirogyra) W.m.

C8. Moss Sec.

C9. Moss protonema W.m.

C10. Moss antheridium W.m.

C11. Fern leaf C.s.

C12. Fern spores W.m.

C13. Glass leaf C.s.

C14. Decadent pine stem C.s.

C15. Corn root tip L.s.

C16. Onion root tip L.s.

C17. Broad bean root C.s.

C18. Bean root with rhubarb Sec.

C19. Sunflower stem C.s.

C20. Corn stem C.s.

C21. One-year-old linden stem C.s.

C22. Two-year-old linden stem C.s.

C23. Three-year linden stem C.s.

C24. Calabash stem L.s.

C25. Clover (Alfalfa) stem C.s.

C26. Bud L.s.

C27. Potato Sec.

C28. Sclerenchyma (Thick tissue) Sec.

C29. Pekdoku Sec.

C30. Calabash stem C.s.

C31. Winter jasmine leaf C.s.

C32. Onion leaf epidermis W.m.

C33. Sunflower leaf C.s.

C34. Corn leaf C.s.

C35. Wheat leaf C.s.

C36. Rice leaf C.s.

C37. Rice leaf epidermis W.m.

C38. broad bean leaf epidermis

C39. Asian sunflower petal epidermis

C40. Sunflower flower L.s.

C41. Shepherd’s purse young embryo Sec.

C42. Shepherd’s purse aged embryo Sec.

C43. Cross section of a pear showing the stone cell

C44. Date endosperm Sec.

C45. Three types of bacteria smear

C46. Yeast smear

C47. Penicillin W.m.

C48. Mold fungus W.m.

C49. Mushroom Sec.

C50. Bread mold W.m.

C51. Paramecium W.m.

C52. Paramecium association W.m.

C53. Paramecium division W.m.

C54. Hydra W.m.

C55. Hydra L.s.

C56. Hydra C.s.

C57. Testicular Hydra C.s.

C58. Ovarian Hydra C.s.

C59. Worm C.s.

C60. Hind leg of honey bee W.m.

C61. Mouth parts of honeybee W.m.

C62. Butterfly mouth parts W.m.

C63. Mouth parts of male mosquito W.m.

C64. Mouth parts of female mosquito W.m.

C65. Male housefly mouthparts W.m.

C66. Insect eye W.m.

C67. Daphne W.m.

C68. Cyclops W.m.

C69. Housefly wing W.m.

C70. Butterfly wing W.m.

C71. Grasshopper wing W.m.

C72. Frog egg (Single cell stage) Sec.

C73. Frog egg (Two cell stage) Sec.

C74. Frog embryo (Cracking stage) Sec.

C75. Frog blastula Sec.

C76. Frog early gastrula Sec.

C77. Frog late gastrula Sec.

C78. Catfish placoid scales from W.m.

C79. Ctenoid W.m.

C80. Cycloid W.m.

C81. Epithelium cell W.m.

C82. Simple scaly epithelium W.m.

C83. Stratified scaly epithelium Sec.

C84. Simple columnar epithelium Sec.

C85. Simple ciliated columnar epithelium

C86. Simple cuboidal epithelium Sec.

C87. Loose connective tissue W.m.

C88. Fibrous connective tissue Sec.

C89. human blood smear

C90. frog blood smear

C91. Chicken blood smear

C92. Human cardiac muscle Sec.

C93. Ox motor nerve W.m.

C94. Rabbit spinal cord C.s.

C95. Rabbit spinal cord C.s. Silve

C96. Pharynx C.s.

C97. Stomach Sec.

C98. Cat testicle Sec.

C99. Rabbit sperm smear

C100. Human sperm smear