Anatomy of Dicot Stem
Product Code : JA-AM-6070
The Anatomy of Dicot Stem model (SKU JA-AM-6070) combines a transverse section (T.S.) and a longitudinal section (L.S.) of a dicot stem at the stage when the cambium ring has formed but secondary growth has not yet started. The dicot stem model labels the tissues from the epidermis to the xylem and stands on a base with a numbered key card. JaincoLab makes it for botany teaching.
Specifications
The Anatomy of Dicot Stem model combines T.S. and L.S. views at the cambium ring stage and identifies nine tissues and structures, on a base with a numbered key card.
| Product | Anatomy of Dicot Stem |
| SKU | JA-AM-6070 |
| Views | Transverse section (T.S.) and longitudinal section (L.S.) combined |
| Stage shown | Cambium ring formed, before secondary growth |
| Structures labelled | Epidermis; lenticels; cork layer; cork cambium; cortical parenchyma; medullary rays; phloem; internal cambium; xylem |
| Mounting | On base |
| Identification | Numbered key card |
Applications of the dicot stem model
The dicot stem model is used to teach the internal tissues of a dicot stem and the position of the cambium ring, linking the transverse and longitudinal views that students draw in practical records.
- Class 11 biology lessons on anatomy of flowering plants
- B.Sc botany practicals on stem anatomy
- Preparation for microscope slide study of stem sections
- Identification practice using the numbered key card
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers one Anatomy of Dicot Stem model on its base, with the numbered key card. It is a teaching model only. Accessories, spares and quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
Each order for the Anatomy of Dicot Stem model is quoted with its own packing method, minimum order quantity and lead time, which depend on the quantity and delivery destination. JaincoLab accepts single-institution orders and bulk requirements from schools, colleges and university botany departments.
Frequently asked questions
Which views does the model combine?
A transverse section and a longitudinal section of the dicot stem.
Which growth stage is shown?
The stage when the cambium ring has formed but secondary growth has not begun.
Which tissues are labelled?
Epidermis, lenticels, cork layer, cork cambium, cortical parenchyma, medullary rays, phloem, internal cambium and xylem.
Related products
More items of this type are listed in the anatomical models equipment range; the anatomical models manufacturer in India page gives the complete JaincoLab range.
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