Manufacturing method of transparent embedded oil camellia fruit specimen

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of specimen manufacturing, and particularly relates to a manufacturing method of a transparent embedded oil camellia fruit specimen. A colorless and transparent synthetic polymer material is used to embed treated oil camellia fruits inside the material, sealed preservation is carried out, shortcomings of the specimen manufacturing method can be effectively prevented, preservation and maintenance are easy to carry out, the later maintenance is basically not needed after one-time forming, six surfaces of the specimen are all clearly visible, the plantmorphological characteristics and color of the specimen can be relatively well maintained, and thereby the method is a specimen manufacturing method which is convenient for specimen preservation andhas a long preservation time, and does not need to carry out follow-up special maintenance on the specimen. The three-dimensional effect of the oil camellia fruit-embedded specimen is outstanding, themaintaining of the prototype and the original color is relatively good, the operation method is simple and convenient, the cost is low, and the specimen is attractive and durable, is a good researchand teaching material, and is a handicraft and decoration material.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of specimen preparation, and in particular relates to a preparation method of a transparent embedded camellia oleifera fruit specimen. Background technique [0002] At present, there are two general types of herbarium preparation methods: drying and soaking. Both of these two types of specimen preparation methods have disadvantages such as cumbersome maintenance, difficulty in long-term preservation, and difficulty in maintaining shape or color. For example, after wax leaf specimens are made, plant organs usually turn brown and require regular anti-corrosion, insect-proof, mildew-proof and other technical treatments. The operation workload is heavy, the toxicity is heavy, and it is easy to damage; soaking specimens can temporarily retain the shape and color of plant organs , but the soaking solution needs to be replaced constantly, the maintenance workload is heavy and it is not easy to operate, and the soa...

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Problems solved by technology

These two types of specimen preparation methods have the disadvantages of cumbersome maintenance, difficulty in long-term preservation, and difficulty in maintaining shape or color.

For example, after wax leaf specimens are made, plant organs usually turn brown and require regular anti-corrosion, insect-proof, mildew-proof and other technical treatments. The operation workload is heavy, the toxicity is heavy, and it is easy to damage; soaking specimens can temporarily retain the shape and color of plant organs , but the soaking solution needs to be replaced constantly, the maintenance workload is heavy and it is not easy to operate, and the soaking solution is highly toxic and not conducive to environmental protection

Camellia oleifera/Camellia fru