A microscopic image of onion cells appears under a microscope in a biology textbook print
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Framed Print of Advanced biology. Biology; Physiology; Reproduction
Advanced biology. Biology; Physiology; Reproduction. PROBLEMS 25 V. Turn on the high power. Again draw the letter, or as much as you can see of it, as large as it appears. Measure your drawing with your- ruler and see how many times the high power appears to magnify the letter. VI. Have your teacher tell you how much the microscope really enlarges the object with low and high power. Cmdion. Always find your object with the low-power objective, then turn on the high power. If you lose your high- power focus, go back to low power and refocus. Problem. How do onion cells ap- pear when viewed th. Advanced biology. Biology; Physiology; Reproduction. PROBLEMS 25 V. Turn on the high power. Again draw the letter, or as much as you can see of it, as large as it appears. Measure your drawing with your- ruler and see how many times the high power appears to magnify the letter. VI. Have your teacher tell you how much the microscope really enlarges the object with low and high power. Cmdion. Always find your object with the low-power objective, then turn on the high power. If you lose your high- power focus, go back to low power and refocus. Problem. How do onion cells ap- pear when viewed through the micro- scope f Cut an onion into halves or quarters. Peel off one of the scalelike leaves. By means of a pair of forceps or knife strip the thin tissue from the inside of the scale. Mount a part of it on a glass slide in a drop of water and cover with a cover glass. Be sure to flatten your specimen before covering it. View the material under the microscope. Then remove cover glass, and stain the material by adding a small drop of dilute iodine solution. Again cover. Ob- serve wdth low power, then high power. I. The little divisions that make up the onion membrane are called cells. A. The boundary of each cell is the cell ivall. The cells of the onion tissue often show B. Describe the color and shape the heavy, woody walls and the large vacuoles of these cells ^ *^^* ^'?^ characteristic of most plant cells. II. Observe the position of the granular and clear areas. The granular areas make up the living part of the cell and are composed of a material called cytoplasm. The clear areas are the vacuoles or fluid-filled spaces in the cytoplasm. III. Find a small dense area somewhere in the cytoplasm. This is the nucleus. A. Each nucleus has two disklike structures called nucleoli. Try to identifv a nucleolus in a nucleus. WH. FITZ. AD. BIO.—3. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colora. © Library Book Collection
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