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How do you choose between buffered or unbuffered storage materials?

April 26, 2017buffered Materials storage unbuffered

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How do you choose between buffered or unbuffered storage materials?

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Cellulose fibers such as cotton, flax, linen and jute, as well plant-based specimens can be stored in buffered material, which will protect against migrant acidity, with the exception of specimens that may be used in DNA research, which should be stored in unbuffered materials.