Internal anatomy of a young dicotyledonous root with this model, showcasing key features such as the taproot system, epidermal cells resembling root hairs, multi-layered cortex, and loose parenchyma cells with intercellular spaces. Mounted on a board for easy display and accompanied by a key card...

Absorption zone of a dicotyledonous plant with this model of white mustard (Sinapis alba). Mounted on a base and numbered with an English Key Card.

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.

This model showcases the different tissues and vascular bundles of maize, including scattered, closed, and collateral types, in both transverse and longitudinal sections. It allows for detailed examination of internal structures such as large pitted vessels and spiral and annular vessels, reveali...

This model showcases the tissue composition, as well as the scattered closed and collateral vascular bundles, in both transverse and longitudinal sections of maize. Highlighting features such as large pitted vessels, spiral, and annular vessels. Mounted on a base and accompanied by an English Key...

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.

The model offers dual internal views, aiding comprehension of dicot stem structure and function. Mounted on a board for display, accompanied by a key card for easy reference.

Discover the intricate tissue structure of a garden bean’s dicot stem (Phaseolus vulgaris) with this model, magnified 250 times. Mounted on a board for display, accompanied by a key card for easy reference.

Explore the internal structure of a monocot stem from maize with this model, featuring transverse sections of various tissues and vascular bundles. Each section is comprised of a single layer of cells with a thick cuticle. Stomata are present, while multicellular hairs are absent. Mounted on a bo...