How to identify Anatomical slides under the microscope - by Fortune Cookie

This video is a discussion on what are the identifying characteristics to distinguish anatomical slides under the microscope. This content follows the syllabus of Calcutta university bsc botany undergraduate studies.

Following Anatomical slides have been identified in this video:
Cystolith 0:50
Raphides 1:00
Starch grains 1:23
Oil glands 1:29
Sclereids 1:45
Laticiferous ducts (Non articulate and articulate) 1:50
Aleurone grains 2:19
Nerium leaf (xerophytic adaptations) 2:30

CORRECTION IN PICTURE ( DO NOTICE) :
The pictures shown for Laticiferous ducts Non articulate and articulate are given in a vice versa order.


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