Description
Specifications Table
Product Material – Laminated paper with glossy finish
Pack Size – Single chart
Grade – Educational/Laboratory
Application – Pharmacognosy studies, herbal medicine reference, botanical education
Product Overview
The T.S Ephedra Stem – Pharmacy/Pharmacognosy Chart is a meticulously designed educational tool for students, researchers, and educators specializing in pharmacognosy and herbal medicine. This chart provides a cross-sectional view of the Ephedra stem, highlighting key anatomical features such as vascular bundles, epidermis, cortex, and pith regions with clear, high-contrast labeling for easy identification. Constructed from premium laminated paper, it ensures durability against moisture, handling, and frequent use in lab or classroom settings. The glossy finish enhances visual clarity, making intricate details stand out for better comprehension. Ideal for comparative studies, this chart serves as a reliable reference for understanding the structural adaptations of Ephedra—a medicially significant gymnosperm. Its standardized dimensions allow for seamless integration into lab manuals, wall displays, or study guides. Whether used for self-study or group discussions, this chart bridges theoretical knowledge and practical application, reinforcing concepts in plant anatomy and pharmacognosy without the need for physical specimens.
FAQs
1. What is the primary use of the T.S Ephedra Stem chart in pharmacognosy?
This chart is primarily used to study the transverse section of Ephedra stem, aiding in the identification of its anatomical features like vascular bundles, xylem, and phloem, which are critical for understanding its medicinal properties and taxonomic classification.
2. Is this chart compatible with standard lab microscopes for detailed observation?
The chart is designed for macroscopic study and is not intended for use under microscopes. However, its high-resolution illustrations provide detailed visual references that complement microscopic observations of actual Ephedra stem slides.
3. Are there alternative charts available for other medicinal plants in the same series?
Yes, this chart is part of a pharmacognosy series that includes transverse sections of other medicinally important plants like Cinchona, Digitalis, and Aloe, allowing for comparative anatomical studies.
4. How should this chart be stored to maintain its quality over time?
Store the chart in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight. Avoid folding or rolling it to prevent creases; instead, lay it flat or hang it using non-adhesive clips to preserve the laminated surface.
5. Where is this chart sourced from, and does it follow standard botanical illustrations?
This chart is developed in collaboration with botanical illustrators and pharmacognosy experts, ensuring accuracy in anatomical representation. It adheres to standard botanical illustration guidelines for educational materials in pharmacy curricula.
