Plant tissue culture cannot be carried out without sterile containers to contain your media and plant material. One of the most important things when working in plant tissue culture is the culture vessels you use. Plant tissue grows inside these containers, usually under sterile conditions because no contaminants are allowed inside. The culture vessels provide a barrier against contamination to protect the cultures from the external environment while maintaining an adequate internal environment. For anchorage-dependent cells, the containers provide a suitable and consistent substrate for cell attachment. Other features of the vessels include easy access to the cultures and optically clear viewing surfaces. We offer a wide range of containers, tubes and bags for plant tissue culture, made of glass or plastic, sterile for single use or reusable. We also offer a variety of suitable lids that isolate them from the outside environment, leaving room for a controlled ingress and egress of air from the culture rooms in your laboratory.