Botanical models

The model illustrates the pointed growth originating from an apical cell, with cells spirally branching out from the point of vegetation. Both longitudinal and transverse sections of the root are displayed, detachable, with a removable crown.

Vibrantly painted and greatly magnified, this model provides detailed insight into the inner anatomy and vasculature of a monocot stem. Mounted on a board for display, accompanied by a key card for easy reference.

This anatomical model displays both transverse (T.S.) and longitudinal (L.S.) sections of a dicotyledonous stem, emphasizing the structure at the stage where the cambium ring has formed but secondary growth has not yet occurred. It’s designed for studying the intricate anatomy of dicot stems, featuring key components such as the epidermis, lenticels, cork layer, cork cambium, cortical parenchyma, starch sheath, medullary rays, phloem (including sieve plates, sieve tubes, and phloem parenchyma), interfascicular cambium, xylem (with pitted vessels, bordered pitted vessels, annular vessels, and spiral vessels), and pith. Mounted on a stable base, the model includes a key card that labels and explains each part, making it an invaluable educational tool for students, educators, and researchers exploring plant anatomy and biology.

Examine the spongy or palisade parenchyma cells with stomata on both sides through this detailed model, illustrating the transverse section of a leaf. Mounted on a board for easy display, it includes a key card for reference.

Collection of seven models featuring common types of seeds. These
models are compact in size and mounted on a board for easy display.
Accompanied by a key card for reference.

Intricate structure of a leaf with this model, mounted on a stand for display. Each component is numbered for easy identification with an English Key Card.