Fertilization of Angiosperms Model - Three Dimensional, Longitudinal Dissection - Hand Painted Details, Magnified - Mounted on Base, 22" x 12" x 1.5" - Eisco Labs

• Detailed and vibrantly colored, hand painted 3D rendering that effectively shows the fertilization of the angiosperms
• This greatly magnified model represents a longitudinal dissection, which allows students to visualize and better understand the internal structures and functions
• Key features are colored and numbered for comparison with the key that is included
• Mounted on sturdy base for display. The base measures 22" long, 12" wide and is 1.5" in height
• Perfect for biology classrooms

This model is a detailed and vibrantly colored, hand painted 3D rendering that effectively shows the fertilization of angiosperms (flowering of plants). This model represents a longitudinal dissection which provides an internal view, 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 angiosperms. The model is mounted on a sturdy base for display.

The base measures 22" long, 12" wide and is 1.5" in height

Details Identified: stamen, filament, anther, theca, pollen sacs, pollen grain & mother cell, vegetative cell, pollen tube, sperm cells, pistil, stigma, style, ovary, chalaza, external & internal integument, micropyle, nucellus, embryo sac, ovule, synergides, antipodes, secondary nucleus of embryo sac, conducting bundle & flower base with part of perianth.

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