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Darkfield Microscopy Image Gallery
Silkworm Larva Spiracle & Trachea
Stained specimens are often valuable candidates for darkfield microscopy as evidenced by the photomicrograph of a silkworm larva spiracle and trachea, illustrated below.
The specimen is a whole mount, captured with a Nikon Optiphot microscope at 4x under darkfield illumination conditions using a swing-out top lens condenser and a 10 millimeter opaque light stop.
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