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Giant Flower Model

HE1002991
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Giant Flower Model

Product Code: HE1002991

This enlarged model flower allows students to study the floral and reproductive structure of a dicot. Petals, sepals and stamens are detachable. One anther has been sectioned to reveal the pollen within.

The stigma is shown with pollen grains attached, one of which has generated a pollen tube which is shown entering the cut away ovary. All important structures are number coded for identification.

  • Dimensions: 430mm x 360mm x 250mm

Description

This enlarged model flower allows students to study the floral and reproductive structure of a dicot. Petals, sepals and stamens are detachable. One anther has been sectioned to reveal the pollen within.

The stigma is shown with pollen grains attached, one of which has generated a pollen tube which is shown entering the cut away ovary. All important structures are number coded for identification.

  • Dimensions: 430mm x 360mm x 250mm
Made In

IN

UNSPSC Code

60104106

Weight

12.26kg

Height

185mm

Width

185mm

Length

215mm

Brand

Own Brand

Categories

Structure Function & Living Organisms

Category

Cells & Organisation

Description

This enlarged model flower allows students to study the floral and reproductive structure of a dicot. Petals, sepals and stamens are detachable. One anther has been sectioned to reveal the pollen within.

The stigma is shown with pollen grains attached, one of which has generated a pollen tube which is shown entering the cut away ovary. All important structures are number coded for identification.

  • Dimensions: 430mm x 360mm x 250mm
Made In

IN

UNSPSC Code

60104106

Weight

12.26kg

Height

185mm

Width

185mm

Length

215mm

Brand

Own Brand

Categories

Structure Function & Living Organisms

Category

Cells & Organisation

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