how will you prepared a temporary slide of onion scale peel
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- Take a medium sized onion, cut its outer surface with knife.
- Use forceps to remove the peel of onion.
- With the help of needle separate the small portion of epidermis (peel)
- Keep dilute safranin solution in a watch glass.
- Put this small peel in this watch glass with brush and allow it to stain for 3-5 minutes.
- Transfer the stained peel to another watch glass that contains distilled water in it, to remove extra stain.
- Take a clean dry slide and place two drops of water/glycerine on the centre of the slide.
- Transfer the stained peel with needle and brush on the middle of the slide, if the peel curls straighten it and flatten it with brush and needle, do this gently.
- With the help of blade cut the peel into a square shape.
- Take a dry and clean coverslip and gently place it on the slide with the help of needle such that no air bubbles enter in it.
- Gently press the coverslip with needle for even spreading of glycerine.
- Remove the extra stain and water with the help of blotting paper.
- Clean the sides of the coverslip with dry blotting paper and place it under the lens of the microscope and record your observations.
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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.
Procedure:
Take an onion and remove its outermost peel.
- Now cut a small part from an inner scale leaf with the help of a blade.
- Separate a thin, transparent peel from the convex surface of the scale leaf with the help of forceps.
- Keep this peel in a watch glass containing water?
- Add two drops of safranin stain in the watch glass to stain the peel.
- . Take a clean slide and put a drop of glycerine in the centre of the slide.
- With the help of a brush and needle transfer the peel on the slide. Glycerine prevents the peel from drying up.
- Carefully cover it with a coverslip and avoid any air bubble from entering interring the coverslip.
- Remove any excessive glycerine with a filter paper.
Observe the prepared mount of the peel under the low and high magnification of a compound microscope.
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