You cannot see some of the parts of your specimen in the microscope because of too much brightness. What part of the microscope will you adjust to see the parts of the specimen? Explain how.
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Many important anatomical features, especially those that function at the tissue or cellular levels, are too small to be seen by the unaided eye. The compound microscope is a valuable tool for magnifying small sections of biological material so that otherwise inaccessible details can be resolved.