Fixatives prevent dye diffusion and preserve stained tissues in Pinus taeda, suggesting effective preservation techniques.
Solutions of chloroform, butyl alcohol, and Craf IV are effective in preventing diffusion of dye from stained tissues of buds, needles, and stems of Pinus taeda L. into unstained tissues. It was found that these same fixatives would preserve the stained tissues for extended periods.
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Richard A. Werner (1968) studied this question.
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