I have the same question as Mr.Jawad. Do you mean powerpoint or microscopic slide?
By the way, if you mean microscopic slides you should visit a pollen analysis laboratory. But there are also some useful websites about pollen identification which could help you to see many pollen grains. If you mean powerpoint, you can find some PPT in the net but they usually are not informative enough, also if you study "Pollen analysis" written by Moore (1991), or "Textbook of pollen analysis" written by Faegri and Iverson (1989), you could easily create a powerpoint. If you have a look on Bas van Geel's publication (https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Bas_Geel/publications) you will find valuable papers about palynomorphs (NPPs). I put links of the websites here:
Thanks dear Klaus for your reply,in dead i have a full collection in my lab. in my center of Desert Studies , but it was destroyed and burned by ISIS when they occupied our university two years ago and i"m try to collect a new one for our studients, thanks again, best wishes
Many useful suggestions have been given. Sorry for the incident that led to loss of your collections. Though some of us have fantastic slides that could be sent to you but the best option is to restart having yours by preparing new slides. However, if you are more specific of the geologic age ranges of slides of interest to you, then we may offer to send some to you. Alternatively samples of different geologic age of interest could be sent to you for slide preparation and keep. Thank you.
Thanks dear Ola-Buraimo Ao, for your kind offer appreciating that for you , and i will be so happy if you an send me any slids as you know that our university are destroyed with all our equipment and we can not move to the field due to security situation we still in war with ISIS and whole the infrastructure of our governorate were destroyed , . that is to start from zero for education of our studients
Best pollen educational slides are stored in the pollen herbarium at NBRI, Lucknow, where pollen slides of many families as well as aeropalynological slides and melittopalynological slides are stored. These are an output of Dr. P.K.K.Nair and his students and team.