Biology, 16.02.2021 04:50 vannybelly83

Bob uses a scalpel to get a thin slice of potato for observation under a microscope. He prepares a wet mount of the specimen and then views it under the compound light microscope. He can barely see the cells of the potato. What can he do in terms of specimen preparation to improve what he is seeing? (Note: Do not discuss controls on the microscope that require adjusting.)

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