John E. Sass' pioneering study of botanical microtechnique provides a comprehensive guide to the methods and techniques used in the study of plants at the microscopic level. With detailed instructions and illustrations, the author offers practical guidance on the use of microscopes, staining techniques, and tissue preparation, and provides a detailed overview of the research applications of microtechnique. This classic work remains an essential resource for scholars and students of botany, plant biology, and microscopy.

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