Leptondenia & Aristochania – Anomalous Stem Chart | Db17 | Dbios

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Leptondenia & Aristochania – Anomalous Stem Chart | Db17 | Dbios

Educational botany chart depicting Leptodendron and Aristolochia showing anomalous secondary growth in stems. High-quality laminated print ideal for botany labs, classrooms, and research studies.

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395.00

Description

Specifications Table

Product Material – High-quality laminated paper
Pack Size – Single chart
Grade – Educational/Laboratory
Application – Plant anatomy studies, secondary growth visualization

Product Overview

The LEPTONDENIA & ARISTOCHANIA – ANOMALOUS SEC.GROWTH STEM CHART is a meticulously designed educational tool that provides a clear, labeled visualization of anomalous secondary growth patterns in these specialized plant species. Unlike typical stem growth charts, this product highlights the unique vascular cambium activity and irregular xylem/phloem formation that characterize these botanical anomalies. The chart features high-resolution, color-accurate illustrations that maintain scientific precision while being printed on durable laminated paper to withstand frequent handling in laboratory environments. Each anatomical section is clearly annotated with botanical terminology, making it equally valuable for introductory plant biology courses and advanced research applications. The chart’s dimensions are optimized for both wall mounting and bench-top reference during microscopy work. As a laboratory-grade educational aid, it serves as a permanent reference that eliminates the need for temporary printed materials, offering consistent quality across multiple academic terms or research projects.

FAQs

1. What specific growth anomalies does this chart illustrate?

The chart primarily demonstrates the irregular vascular cambium activity in Leptadenia and Aristolochia, showing how their secondary growth differs from typical dicot stems through unconventional xylem and phloem arrangement patterns.

2. Can this chart be used for comparative studies with normal stem growth?

Yes, the detailed illustrations provide clear contrast points between anomalous and standard secondary growth, making it useful for comparative anatomical studies when paired with conventional stem cross-section references.

3. What’s the difference between this chart and digital stem anatomy resources?

Unlike digital resources that may vary in display quality, this physical chart offers consistent color accuracy and tactile reference points, plus it remains accessible without requiring electronic devices or internet connectivity in laboratory settings.

4. How should this chart be stored to maintain its condition?

Store flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight. The laminated surface allows for occasional wiping with a damp cloth, but avoid folding or rolling to prevent creasing of the anatomical illustrations.

5. Are the botanical names on this chart updated to current taxonomy standards?

The chart uses verified scientific nomenclature cross-referenced with recent botanical databases, though we recommend checking against the latest IUCN or plant taxonomy updates for any classification changes in specialized research applications.