Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Achyranthus Asper & Bougainvilla Anomalous Stem Chart |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | Single chart |
| Form | Chart |
| Grade | Educational/Research |
| Application | Plant anatomy studies, secondary growth analysis |
Product Description
Achyranthus Asper & Bougainvilla Anomalous Stem Chart | Db19 | Dbios is a premium educational wall chart designed to illustrate the anomalous secondary growth observed in the stems of Achyranthes aspera and Bougainvillea. Featuring scientifically accurate transverse section diagrams with clearly labeled tissues, this chart serves as an excellent visual learning aid for botany, plant anatomy, plant physiology, and biological sciences.
The chart explains the unique pattern of anomalous secondary growth, including the formation of successive cambia, additional vascular bundles, secondary xylem, secondary phloem, medullary rays, cortex, and pith. The detailed anatomical illustrations help students understand how anomalous growth differs from normal secondary growth in dicot stems. The organized diagrams simplify complex plant anatomy concepts and support laboratory practicals and classroom teaching.
Dbios Plant Anatomy Chart Db19 is ideal for schools, colleges, universities, botany departments, agricultural institutes, and research laboratories. Printed on premium-quality educational material with vibrant graphics and durable construction, it provides long-lasting educational value for academic learning and practical demonstrations.
FAQs
1. What does this chart explain?
The chart explains anomalous secondary growth in Achyranthes aspera and Bougainvillea stems.
2. Which anatomical structures are illustrated?
It includes successive cambia, vascular bundles, xylem, phloem, cortex, pith, and medullary rays.
3. Who can use this chart?
It is suitable for botany students, teachers, researchers, and laboratory instructors.
4. Is this chart useful for plant anatomy practicals?
Yes. It serves as an excellent visual reference for studying anomalous secondary growth.
5. Where can this chart be displayed?
It is ideal for botany laboratories, classrooms, universities, agricultural institutes, and research centers.
