Monocot Flower Model (Wheat) – Three Dimensional, Longitudinal Dissection – Hand Painted Details, Magnified – Mounted On Base, 15″ X 9.5″ X 2.5″ –

• Monocot flower (wheat) model for biological study
• Greatly magnified, longitudinal sectional view depicts structures within a monocot flower
• Numbered with key card for identification of features
• Mounted on sturdy, ABS plastic base for display
• Perfect for biology classrooms

This monocot flower model is a detailed and vibrantly colored, hand painted 3D rendering that effectively shows the internal anatomy of a wheat flower. This model represents a longitudinal dissection which provides an internal view of a monocot flower, and provides an excellent visual for understanding its structure and function. Key features are colored and numbered for comparison with the key that is included. This model provides a visually and kinesthetically effective method for studying the structure and function of the various structures of a monocot flower. The model is mounted on a sturdy ABS plastic base for display.

The base measures 9.5″ wide, 15″ long and 2.5″ tall.

Details Identified: penduncle, rachilla, outer glume, inner gume, inferior palea, lodicules (perianth), ovary wall (hairy), nucellus of ovules, connective, filament of stamens, anther lobes of stamens, embryo sac of ovules, integuments of ovules, 1st/2nd & 3rd fertile flowers (florets), terminal male flower, stigmas of ovaries and anatropus basal ovule in ovary.

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