CloudLabs Plant Tissues vs Rock Identifier

This simulation recreates a biology laboratory in which you will need to identify different types of plant tissues using a microscope. You will be given four plants: a succulent plant, an onion plant, a celery plant and an elodea plant, and you will need to take a sample of each one using the scalpel. The types of tissues that you may identify are: xylem and phloem, sclerenchyma, collenchyma, parenchyma, apical tissues, apical meristem, stomata and cuticle.

Point your camera at a rock or mineral and Rocco tells you what it is — then helps you confirm it with the same tests geologists actually use. Identify from multiple angles - Guided capture: the whole specimen, a close-up of the surface, and a fresh break or cut face - Rock class or mineral group, chemical formula, and crystal system - Hardness on the Mohs scale, luster, streak color, and common colors - Formation, common locations, and typical uses - Estimated value range and hazard notes where relevant Confirm it yourself with guided field tests - A step-by-step Mohs hardness test using a fingernail, a copper coin, glass, and steel - A guided streak test to read a mineral's true powder color - Identification tips specific to what you found Build a real collecting record - Mark find sites on a map so you remember exactly where each specimen came from - Save specimens to your collection or a wishlist, with a full scan history - Ask Rocco's AI companion follow-up questions about any rock or mineral Identification is based on visual AI analysis and may be inaccurate, especially for specimens that look similar but differ in composition. Hardness and streak tests can mark or damage a specimen — test on an inconspicuous spot, and skip testing anything you'd rather keep pristine. Terms of Use (EULA): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tKMiMuHcAe4zS6HUwAiIvkX0l8ruLYzz/view?usp=sharing Privacy Policy: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tKMiMuHcAe4zS6HUwAiIvkX0l8ruLYzz/view?usp=sharing