Wood Sample Preparation for Microscopic Analysis

[@pauljmeyer1]

The preparation of tree 'tissue' is very complex but the finished slides are beautifully sharp and clean.

[@bongekilezwane3371]

Very informative, really appreciate this detailed video. Thanks!

[@ChowdhuryScienceThink]

Good experiment

[@lotharmayring6063]

good technics but embedding in parafin is not necessary also euparal can be substituted

[@sushidub]

Thank you for explaining and showing how this part of the research is done.

[@leitzortholux1209]

Very interesting; thanks!

[@dorjidukpa1658]

Thank you for uploading

[@esaprakasa]

Thanks for the video. Is there any open dataset of the wood images? We need the data to be implemented in our wood identification algorithm. Kind regards.

[@nelsonabarrientos3514]

Very useful.. Thank you!

[@karmatenzin1117]

thanks for the video, very educational. what type of microscope is used above video?

[@naveenmaikhuri2028]

Good experience

[@goldychaudhary1717]

In starting staining the start two basket of which solvent??

[@avneetkalra1178]

Can someone please tell me what is the blue stand for slide which is dipped in different glass jar called and where can I find it?

[@joreenfajardo21]

cool beans!!!

[@dkd3824]

pretty

[@maurobrumjr]

Does anyone know if during the paraffin embedding for wood anatomy cross-section using the D-limonene to replace xylene, should I dilute the D-limonene (96%) or use the highest concentration?

[@ilanashtein2163]

Use the highest concentration

[@goldychaudhary1717]

@@ilanashtein2163 Hi can You Help in wood tissue processing?