Quick Answer: Botany Specimens (Common) are preserved plant specimens kept in a buffered formalin-alcohol solution in sealed borosilicate glass containers. Each is held on an internal plate so it can be viewed from all sides.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Plant specimens preserved in buffered formalin-alcohol aqueous solution
Borosilicate glass containers
Hermetic seal with a chemical-resistant gasket
Internal mounting plate for viewing all round
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Container
Borosilicate glass
Preservative
Buffered formalin-alcohol aqueous solution
Seal
Hermetic, chemical-resistant gasket
Mounting
Internal plate, 360° viewing
About This Product
Wet-preserved specimens keep the shape and structure of plants for study in any season. They are used in botany lessons on plant morphology, comparative anatomy and reproductive structures. Enquiries from United States, Portugal, Malaysia, Guyana, Vanuatu and Palestine for the Botany Specimens (Common) receive an export quotation.