Glycerine is used in plant anatomy practicals, such as preparing transverse sections of dicot stems, for its roles as a clearing agent and preservative. It enhances tissue transparency, allowing for better microscopic observation, and helps maintain the structural integrity of plant samples. With a refractive index close to cell components, glycerine minimizes light refraction, improving visibility. Additionally, it is employed for permanent mounting, enabling long-term storage of slides for reference in plant anatomy studies. Sorry to late reply dear
