Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Aestivation ? Angiosperm Chart | 214 | Dbios |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | Single chart |
| Form | Laminated chart |
| Grade | Educational/Lab grade |
| Application | Botany labs, classrooms, plant morphology studies |
Product Description
Aestivation – Angiosperm Chart | 214 | Dbios is a premium educational wall chart designed to explain the different types of aestivation found in flowering plants. Featuring scientifically accurate botanical illustrations and clearly labeled floral diagrams, this chart helps students understand the arrangement of sepals and petals within a floral bud before blooming. It serves as an excellent visual learning aid for botany, plant morphology, taxonomy, and angiosperm studies.
The chart illustrates the major types of aestivation, including valvate, twisted, imbricate, quincuncial, and vexillary arrangements. Each type is presented with detailed diagrams and concise explanations, enabling students to easily distinguish between various floral bud arrangements. The colorful illustrations simplify complex botanical concepts and enhance understanding of flower identification, classification, and plant morphology.
Dbios Angiosperm Chart No. 214 is suitable for schools, colleges, universities, botany laboratories, agricultural institutes, coaching centers, and research institutions. Printed on premium-quality educational material with vibrant graphics and durable construction, it provides long-lasting educational value for classroom teaching, laboratory demonstrations, and academic reference.
Key Features
- Illustrates all major types of aestivation.
- Scientifically accurate botanical diagrams.
- Clearly labeled floral structures.
- Ideal for botany and plant taxonomy education.
- Suitable for schools, colleges, universities, and laboratories.
- Printed on durable, high-quality educational material.
FAQs
What is aestivation in angiosperms?
Aestivation refers to the arrangement of floral parts (sepals or petals) in a flower bud before it opens. This chart illustrates the four main types: valvate, twisted, imbricate, and vexillary.
Is this chart suitable for school-level botany?
Yes, it’s designed for both school and university-level botany studies. The clear labels and diagrams make it easy for students of all levels to understand.
Can I use this chart for research purposes?
Absolutely. Researchers and educators use it as a reference for floral morphology studies and lab demonstrations.
Is the chart laminated for durability?
Yes, it comes laminated to withstand frequent handling in labs and classrooms.
Where can I buy the Aestivation Angiosperm Chart online?
You can order it directly from eqipped’s website for quick delivery across India.
