Monocotyledonous Plants

The family of monocotyledonous plants includes grasses, orchids, lily plants and palms. There are more than 66,000 different species worldwide.

This series consists of one model each of wheat, rye, oat and barley and helps students identify important features of common cereal species.

Model of a spicule magnified 15 times, with removable and dissectable single flower.

This embedded model shows 6 stages of germination.

Quadri-flowered spicule magnified 25 times. Three fertile flowers in different stages and one infertile apical flower are removable.

Model of two flowers magnified 25 times in different stages. The flowers, the green-seed grain and the diagram are removable.

Model of two flowers in different stages magnified 20 times. Dissectable into 6 parts.

This model shows two stages of development which can be viewed through window sections at 25 times magnification.

Female flower at 25 times magnification, dissectable.

Longitudinal section on 5th day of germination, magnified 15 times.

Male spicule magnified 25 times. One flower part is removable for a detailed view.

At 30 times magnification, dissectable.

Longitudinal and lateral view, magnified 200 times.

The section of stamen and pistils is removable, 3 times full size.

Model at 25 times magnification.