Insect liquid immersion specimen box

Abstract

The invention provides an insect liquid immersion specimen box. The insect liquid immersion specimen box comprises a cylindrical transparent glass container, a top cover in threaded sealing connectionis arranged at an opening in the top of the glass container, a plurality of net-shaped isolation plates capable of being freely disassembled and assembled are arranged in an inner cavity of the glasscontainer at intervals, and a plurality of centrifuge tube holes are distributed in the net-shaped isolation plates. According to the insect liquid immersion specimen box provided by the invention, through the designed isolation plates, it is guaranteed that a large number of immersed specimens can be stored, the positions of the specimens can be well fixed, and searching is convenient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of insect research, in particular to an insect liquid immersion specimen box. Background technique [0002] Insects are the most abundant animals in the world, with more than 1 million species discovered, more than all other animal species combined. Due to the large number and relatively small size of insects, most of them can be preserved for a long time by soaking in alcohol except for a few groups (such as Lepidoptera). The preservation of insect specimens, especially the preservation of type specimens, is very important for the identification of morphological characteristics and the traceability of later identification results, especially in the publication of papers and books. [0003] But as far as the current situation is concerned, there are corresponding specimen boxes for needle-inserted specimens that can be stored for a long time, while for liquid-soaked specimens (mainly soaked in alcohol), the...

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[0003] But as far as the current situation is concerned, there are corresponding specimen boxes for needle-inserted specimens that can be stored for a long time, while for liquid-soaked specimens (mainly soaked in alcohol), they are generally placed in small tubes and then placed in larger jars for long-term storage (small There is alcohol in the tube, but the general small tube is not well sealed, and the alcohol will gradually decrease with the passage of time, so when putting alcohol in the small tube, the jar must also be filled with alcohol. If the alcohol decreases, only Just need to replenish the alcohol in the jar); since the jar itself is not designed for storing insect specimens, the size of its mouth and the fluidity in the bottle are not suitable for storing specimens more conveniently, and it is often time-consuming to search for specimens in the later stage. Time-consuming and labor-intensive, usually to find a specimen of an insect, you need to take out all the specimens in the entire light bottle and search slowly

The above problems waste a lot of time and energy of researchers, and can not achieve good results

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