If you are searching for reliable details about the WAEC May/June 2023 Biology Practical Specimen, Arewacampus offers accurate and well-organized information to guide your preparation. Below is a complete breakdown of the specimens and materials candidates need to excel in this examination.
Biology Practical Specimens
Candidates are required to study the following specimens:
Specimen A – Fresh, mature eggs of a catfish
Specimen B – Raw egg of a domestic fowl with its shell intact
Specimen C – Image, model, or chart of a uterus containing a fetus
Specimen D – Longitudinal section of the ovary from the pride of Barbados flower
Specimen E – Leaf from the Pride of Barbados flower
Specimen F – A complete Panicum or Guinea grass plant
Specimen G – Whole cocoyam or Caladium plant
Specimen H – Corm of a cocoyam
Specimen J – Dry humus placed in a beaker
Specimen K – Moist humus stored in a beaker
Specimen L – A whole ripe orange fruit
Specimen M – Longitudinal section of a coconut fruit
Specimen N – Longitudinal section of fresh chili pepper fruit
Materials and Equipment
Each candidate should be equipped with the following items during the practical:
A hand lens or magnifying glass
Scalpel, razor blade, or knife
Pair of forceps
Disposable gloves
Spatula
Petri dish
Fehling’s solutions A and B
Iodine solution
These materials ensure the successful execution of various experiments and observations required during the practical examination.
Additional Insights
At Arewacampus, we emphasize the importance of understanding the role of each specimen in practical biology. From observing plant structures to testing for food substances, each item plays a crucial role in demonstrating biological principles.
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