What do the dark spot represent in the onion epiderms , when observed under the microscope.
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it is the nucleus present in the onion cells
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The dark spot represent nucleus in the onion epiderms , when observed under the microscope.
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- To make the mount or specimen visible under the microscope in, staining is a widely used technique.
- When observed under a microscope, it increases contrast.
- The cell wall of an onion cell will become more translucent by being stained.
- Saffranine is used to produce a temporary mount of the onion.
- When examined under a microscope, a large number of rectangular cells with unique cell walls may be seen.
- The cytoplasm, a thin layer of a dark-colored substance, is found on the interior of the cell wall.
- A sizable central vacuole is present in the cell.
- The nucleus, a spherical body that is heavily pigmented, is present in every cell.
- Cell nuclei will get stained in crimson.
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