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Cross section of the tissue structure of a garden bean’s dicotyledonous stem (Phaseolus vulgaris). Compare and contrast the differences between monocots and dicots using this and BS-T21004. Discuss the ring like formation of the primary vascular bundles.
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This model shows the complete flower and a longitudinal section.
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Family: Liliaceae Monocotyledonous
Lily grasses are characterized by underground stems called bulbs that vegetatively reproduce. Likewise their large funnel-shaped flowers are two sets of three tepals in radially symmetrical whorles. The inner circle is produced by two ...
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Enlarged 25x life-size, 1-part
Family: Fagaceae
Oak trees have both male and female flowers on the same tree. The male flowers hang down while the females protrude up. Its flowers are adapted to wind-pollination, so they are not bright and flashy to attract insects. The female flowers form no inflorescence,...
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Enlarged 12x life-size, 3-part
Family: Brassicaceae
The sepals and petals standing in two whorled circles form a cross-shape, leading to the former Cruciferous family name. The stamina are in two whorles. The two stamina in the outer circle are shorter than the four stamina in the inner circle. The ...
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The model shows the inner tubular corolla magnified 10 times and the outer ray flower magnified 3 times. The tubular corolla can be dissected into 2 halves.
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Enlarged 8x life-size, 2-part
Family: Solanaceae
In nature, the Potato flower branches usually divide into two stalks, each with multiple flowers. The gramopetalous corolla’s 5 points are radially symmetrical, marked by yellow lines that equally transverse & divide. The 5 stamen sets are ...
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Family: Rosaceae
Species of woody plants and rose plants include trees, bushes, and hardy perennials. Rosaceae species are subdivided into 4 subfamilies: Spiraeoideae, Rosoideae, Maloideae (pomaceous fruit, e.g. apple) and Prunoideae (stone fruits, e.g. cherry). The flowers mostly ...
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Celandine or Pilewort (Ficaria vema)
Enlarged 10x life-size, 1-part
Family: Ranunculaceae
The family of Ranunculaceae depicts an ancient flower structure. Also known as both the buttercup or crowfoot family the number of the flower parts are indefinite, especially the male ...
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Enlarged 7x life-size, 3-part Family: Rosaceae
This model shows the blossom of the sweet cherry (3-parts) enlarged 7 times as well as a cherry fruit enlarged 3 times. The cherry blossom can be split into two halves to reveal the removable ovary with style and stigma. 32.5 cm; 0.6 kg
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Enlarged 12x life-size, 3-part Family:
Brassicaceae
Brassicaceae, formerly known as Crucifereae, is named for its Cross-like (Cruciferous) flower. Unique in the plant world for having 4 petals, Rapaseed does not follow Fibonacci’s sequence.
The fruit of Rapaseed is refined ...
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Enlarged 10 - 20x life-size, 3 individual models
Family: Asteraceae
Dandelion belongs to the Asteraceae family of composite flowers. Characterized by numerous florets arranged in a dense inflorescence that is contained by overlapping green bracts that open and close to protect the flower. ...
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Enlarged 10x life-size, 2-part
Family: Asteraceae
Asteraceae or composite flowers are characterized by the torus, a series of florets arranged in dense heads, that resemble a single flower. A very old plant, Chamomile has existed since prehistoric times. It has been used medicinally ...
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Enlarged 15x life-size, 4-part
Family: Labiateae
At 15 times magnification, the model shows the detailed structure of a single flower with its pollination mechanism. For further illustration, the model separates into four components and the typical barrier mechanism is flexibly mounted. Magnetic ...
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