As the main reproductive organ of fungi, fungal spores germinate under suitable conditions, develop hyphae and multiply. Spores are the main media of spreading infection of fungal pathogen to animals, plants and human beings. Let’s see how fungal spores looks like under different microscopes.

I. Spores under bight field - biological microscope with camera

Made in China, ML31 model is a high magnification microscope designed with infinite light path, equipped with plan achromatic objectives and long-life LED transmitted light source and the Kohler illumination brings clear, flat and high contrast images. ML31 can be used to observe plant slices, cells, and translucent objects as well as powers, teeny-tiny particles, etc.

II. Fungi spores under fluorescence - fluorescence biological microscope

Equipped with infinite plan achromatic objectives and wide field eye piece, fluorescence biological microscope MF23-M can use both binocular and trinocular. With our LED fluorescence illuminator, MF23 can do both bright field and fluorescence microscopy, and can be used by laboratories to observe cells and tissue, etc.