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Title of the Experience
Observation of an onion cells
Name of the student
S. BENELKAHI
Country where it took place
Spain
Thematic Area
Biology
Experience typology
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
In biology class one day the teacher told us that the next class would see the cells containing an onion and the layers of the onion. We went to the biology lab, each placed with family, and we had to use: a microscope to see what it contains inside a blue tint that distinguished the parties, a small crystallite in which there we put a piece layer onions and put them under the microscope, dropper to pull a drop in the layer of onion, and a mini knife with which we cut the piece that we would spend. This experience helped me to know what it contained inside an onion, and also helped me to know how to use a microscope because they did not know.

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