Herbaceous Dicot Stem Section Model
Product Code : JL-LEP-10333
The Herbaceous Dicot Stem Section Model (SKU JL-LEP-10333) is a cylindrical, colourful model of a young dicot stem that shows its vascular structures in cross, radial and tangential section. This dicot stem model lets students trace the tissues from the epidermis inwards to the pith, and is used in school biology and college botany classes. It is made of non-toxic plastic, and JaincoLab manufactures it in India for education buyers.
Specifications
The dicot stem model is a cylindrical, non-toxic plastic model that shows a herbaceous dicot stem in three planes, cross, radial and tangential, in colour, with the epidermis, cortex, vascular bundles, phloem, xylem, cambium and pith all visible for identification.
| Product | Herbaceous Dicot Stem Section Model |
| SKU | JL-LEP-10333 |
| Purpose | Shows the vascular structures of a dicot stem |
| Sections shown | Cross, radial and tangential |
| Shape | Cylindrical |
| Finish | Colourful |
| Material | Non-toxic plastic |
| Tissues shown | Epidermis, cortex, vascular bundles, phloem, xylem, cambium and pith |
| Specification reference | As per DepEd guidelines |
Applications of the dicot stem model
Teachers use the dicot stem model to explain how tissues are arranged in the stem of a dicotyledonous plant, especially the ring of vascular bundles with cambium between xylem and phloem, and to compare it with a monocot stem in plant anatomy lessons.
- Identifying the epidermis, cortex, vascular bundles and pith in a dicot stem cross-section
- Explaining the position of the cambium between phloem and xylem and its role in secondary growth
- Comparing dicot and monocot stem anatomy with the monocot stem section model
- Relating the radial and tangential views to hand-cut stem sections seen under a microscope
- Plant anatomy teaching in secondary-school biology and B.Sc. botany classes
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing is for one herbaceous dicot stem section model in non-toxic plastic, cylindrical in shape, showing the tissues listed above.
The quotation states the minimum order quantity, lead time and packing for your order, worked out for the quantity and the delivery destination.
Frequently asked questions
Which tissues does the dicot stem model show?
It shows the epidermis, cortex, vascular bundles, phloem, xylem, cambium and pith.
In which planes is the stem sectioned?
The model shows the stem in cross, radial and tangential section.
What shape is the model and what is it made of?
It is cylindrical and made of non-toxic plastic material.
Is a monocot stem model available for comparison?
Yes. The Herbaceous Monocot Stem Section Model shows a monocot stem in cross and longitudinal section.
Related products
For a plant anatomy and cell biology set, these models are ordered with the dicot stem model:
Other items are listed under biology lab equipment and Laboratory Equipment Products on the JaincoLab website.
Request a quote
Request a quotation for the Herbaceous Dicot Stem Section Model through the JaincoLab contact page, giving the quantity and delivery destination, or email [email protected]. Tender and project enquiries can be sent through the tenders page.
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