Hydra slide, plain, w.m.

Grantia is a marine sponge with many chambers formed by the folds of its walls.

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Hydras reproduce asexually by producing a bud that looks like a growth on the parent hydra.

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Rhizoids, sporangia, and sporangiophores clearly shown.

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Take a close-up look at these specimens to make your biology studies come alive! The 25 professionally-prepared microscope slides in this set include a variety of specimens commonly studied in high school.

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Section cut through the cap of the mushroom to show general structure. Same structure as Coprinus.

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Dive into Dissection! This 17-piece dissecting tool set includes stainless steel forceps, scissors, a scalpel handle, three #22 scalpel blades, curved and straight teasing needles, a medicine dropper, clear plastic ruler, and six T-pins, all in a har

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A monocot root tip with all stages of mitosis visible! Telophase - the final phase of cell division - will appear as two nuclei are formed and have little or no cell wall between.

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Shows internal structure and cross-sectional layers.

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An amoeba is a single-celled protist that uses its pseudopodia to move and feed.

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This 30 ml bottle of methyl cellulose solution can be used to slow down pond protozoa for viewing under a microscope! Take a look at the table below to discover the methyl cellulose density, shelf life, and more.

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