Biology, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

Can anybody help me for giving the biology experiment of onion peel?
With its diagram?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Experimental Preparation of Temporary Mounts of an Onion Peel !

Experiment:

Objective:

To prepare a stained temporary mount of an onion peel and to record observations and draw labeled diagrams.

Apparatus and materials required:

An onion, glass slide, watch glass, coverslip, forceps, needles, brush, blade, filter paper, safranin, glycerine, dropper, water, and a compound microscope.

Theory:

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All living organisms are made up of cells. The shape, size and the number of these units vary in organisms. The three major components of a cell are the cell membrane, cytoplasm and nucleus. In a plant cell, a cell wall surrounds the cell membrane.

Procedure:

1. Take an onion and remove its outermost peel.

2. Now cut a small part from an inner scale leaf with the help of a blade.

3. Separate a thin, transparent peel from the convex surface of the scale leaf with the help of forceps.

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4. Keep this peel in a watch glass containing water?

5. Add two drops of safranin stain in the watch glass to stain the peel.

6. Take a clean slide and put a drop of glycerine in the centre of the slide.

7. With the help of a brush and needle transfer the peel on the slide. Glycerine prevents the peel from drying up.

8. Carefully cover it with a coverslip and avoid any air bubble from entering interring the coverslip.

9. Remove any excessive glycerine with a filter paper.

10. Observe the prepared mount of the peel under the low and high magnification of a compound microscope.

Observations:

A large number of rectangular cells are visible. These cells lie close to each other with intercellular spaces between them. These cells are surrounded by distinct cell walls. These cells have a dark stained nucleus and a large vacuole in the centre.

(a)-(b) Methods of Separating an Onion Peel (c) Structure of Onion Cells as Seen under a Microscope (450 x)

Precautions:

1. Overstaining and understaining should be avoided.

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2. Folding of the peel should be avoided.

3. Clean and dry glass slide and coverslip should be used.

4. Coverslip should be put carefully avoiding any air bubbles.

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Anonymous: Thanks you for help
Anonymous: Actually mine lab manual book is losted and I have to complete this experiment in practical copy
Anonymous: My pleasure it's okie
Answered by nelsoncyril01p60tgj
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take a onion and peel off its skin and then remove its membrane apply some pink or eney food colour in water and put it on the membrane put this arrangement on a slide and put a cover slit and view it under microscope

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nelsoncyril01p60tgj: me from Telangana
nelsoncyril01p60tgj: Hyderabad
Anonymous: which class?
nelsoncyril01p60tgj: 10
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