Materials Required

The Procedure

Take one fresh mango leaf from the petri dish.
Fold the leaf and tear along the lower side of the leaf.
You will notice a thin peel on the edges of the torn portions of the leaf.
Using the forceps, pull out the thin transparent layer from the lower epidermis of the leaf.
Place the epidermis layer on a clean glass slide.
Take few drops of water in a dropper and add 2-3 drops on the glass slide.
Take a cover slip and place it gently on the peel with the aid of a needle.
Remove the extra water using a filter paper.
Place the glass slide on the stage of compound microscope.
Observe the peel under the low power of the microscope and note the different types of cells
Locate the pores in the cells and observe it under high power.
You can repeat the same procedure for observing the cells of upper epidermis.

Select the leaves from the drop-down list.
Click on the leaf to tear it.
Drag and drop the forceps towards the leaf to take the epidermal layer of leaf.
Drag and drop the peel towards the glass slide to place it on it.
Drag and drop the dropper towards the glass slide and pour few drops onto it.
Drag and drop the coverslip towards the glass slide to place on it.
Drag and drop the glass slide towards the stage of microscope and place on it.
Click on the lens to view it.
Click on the stomata portion to view it and identify the parts.
Choose the correct answer and drag and drop the correct answer to the corresponding box.
Click on the Reset button to refresh and redo the experiment.