Plant Poster Sets

Some of these posters are standalone posters, while others are grouped together. The grouped posters are from the same tissue sectioned on adjacent slides and stained with different stains. Showing a variety of stains helps to understand how plant tissue contrast depends on staining.

Veronica peduncularis Root Cross-Section Triptych

Milligan's Trichrome at left, Hematoxylin and Eosin in the middle, and Methyl Green and Thionin at the right.

Root Triptych, PST-plant-1

3 posters with 3 frames cost $100 + shipping.

Matthiola Stem Cross-Section Triptych

Milligan's Trichrome at left, Hematoxylin and Eosin in the middle, and Methyl Green and Thionin at the right.

Stem Triptych, PST-plant-2

3 posters with 3 frames cost $100 + shipping.

Matthiola Flower Section Triptych

Milligan's Trichrome at left, Hematoxylin and Eosin in the middle, and Methyl Green and Thionin at the right. Pollen granules are visible.

Flower Triptych, PST-plant-3

3 posters with 3 frames cost $100 + shipping.

Additional Single Posters

At the top left is a Veronica peduncularis leaf sectioned longitudinally and stained with methyl green and thionin, showing epidermal cells and stomata. At the top in the middle is a coffee plant root stained with methyl green and thionin and revealing oxaloacetate crystals. At the top right is an unstained whole mount of a purple petal showing thick cell walls and plasmodesmata. The bottom row images are both of Veronica peduncularis leaves showing veins, with the left image is stained with Milligan's trichrome and the right image is stained with methyl green and thionin.