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In the slide of an epidermal peel, the parts which appear pink coloured after staining with safranin are :
(1) stomata only
(2) nuclei only
(3) cell membrane and cytoplasm
(4) all parts in the peel

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Solution

Safranin is a stain which stains all the parts of the epidermal peel pink.

Hence, the correct answer is option 4.

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