Dicot Stem Anatomy Model – Transverse and Longitudinal Sections

Dicot stem anatomy model showing transverse and longitudinal sections for detailed plant structure study.

This educational plant anatomy model illustrates a dicotyledonous stem at the developmental stage where the cambium ring has formed but secondary growth has not yet begun. Designed to support biology and botany teaching, it allows students to clearly visualise how tissues are organised and how transport and support systems function within dicot stems. The dual-section format makes it especially valuable for classroom demonstrations, practical lessons, and comparative anatomy discussions.

Key Features

• Displays both transverse (T.S.) and longitudinal (L.S.) sections of a dicot stem
• Shows stem anatomy at the cambium formation stage prior to secondary growth
• Clearly identifies major tissues including epidermis, cortex, vascular tissues, and pith
• Highlights detailed xylem and phloem structures for in-depth learning
• Mounted on a stable base with an explanatory key card for guided study

Specifications

• Model type: Dicotyledonous stem anatomy model
• Sections shown: Transverse (T.S.) and longitudinal (L.S.)
• Anatomical features: Epidermis, lenticels, cork and cork cambium, cortical parenchyma, starch sheath, medullary rays, phloem and xylem tissues, interfascicular cambium, and pith
• Mounting: Fixed on base with labelled key card