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Control of the Ferric Ion Concentration in Iron-Aceto-Carmine Staining

Ray Moree Department of Zoology, State College of Washington, Pullman, Washington
Pages 103-108 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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P. T. McGoldrick, G. W. Bohn & Thomas W. Whitaker. (1954) An Acetocarmine Technic for Cucurbita. Stain Technology 29:3, pages 127-130.
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Beal B. Hyde & Catherine A. Gardella. (1953) A Mordanting Fixation for Intense Staining of Small Chromosomes. Stain Technology 28:6, pages 305-308.
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Pritam Singh. (1969) A new carmine staining technique for fungal nuclei. Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata 37:2, pages 142-144.
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