"Wards"

All significant structures of a plant cell are shown in colorful relief on this model.

Examine the various tissues in vascular bundles found in these vertical section of a dicot and Monocot leaves.

A traverse section of a monocot or a dicot root illustrates the various tissues in vascular bundles.

These stem models are used to show common structures, tissues, and vascular bundles of monocot or dicot stems.

Major structures of a flower are shown in full detail on this economical model. Students can clearly see the calyx, corolla, androceium, stamens, and ovule.

This hand painted model shows the germination of a dicot - specifically a pea seed. It comes mounted on a base and has a key card for identifying key structures.

Typical plant and animal cells are displayed on bases for comparison. Use to show similarities and differences, and point out structures and organelles of each cell type.

Oversized model with vivid colors, perfect for introductory general science curriculum and botany courses.

Set of 10 models showing all the stages of karyokinesis and cytokinesis form metabolic cell of the formation.

Hand painted plant cell model demonstrates details as seen under an electron microscope.

This model of root tip shows the structure of a typical monocot root in a cross section and longitudinal section.

Showing with a longitudinal section through tissue structure of wild rape root (snaps arvensis), 250 times magnified.

This chloroplast is a magnified example of the cell organelle of photosynthesis.

Greatly enlarged 2 piece model includes small pseudopodium that can be opened to show the internal structure as seen during electron microscopic magnification.

Model clearly shows the oral groove and their continuation into the gullet and the other side shows the details of the internal structure. The basic model shows details in a lower relief, while the standard model shows a finer detail level.

Model shows the transverse and longitudinal section of a dicotyledonous stem in which case the cambium ring has been formed but no secondary growth has yet taken place.