Monocot Root Model - Transverse Section - Precise Hand Painted Details with Key Card

The model is a large, three-dimensional representation of a monocot root, featuring hand-painted details and a key card for identifying numbered parts. The labeled parts include: Root Hair, Epiblema, Exodermis, Cortex-Parenchymatous, Inter Cellular Space, Endodermis, Strach Grain, Pericycle, Protoxylem Vessel, Metaxylem Vessel, Conjunctive Tissue, Phloem Bundle, and Pith.

This model is a valuable tool for learning about the anatomy of monocot roots. 

Large 3D representation: Provides a clear, visual understanding of the root's internal structure.

Hand-painted details: Enhances the realism and clarity of the model.

Labeled parts: Each part is identified by a number, corresponding to a key card for easy identification and study.

Comprehensive structure: Includes all the major components of a monocot root, such as:

• Epiblema: The outermost layer of the root.
• Epidermis: A single layer of cells surrounding the root.
• Cortex: A region composed of parenchyma cells.
• Endodermis: A layer of cells that regulates the movement of substances into the vascular cylinder.
• Pericycle: A layer of cells that can give rise to lateral roots.
• Vascular Tissue: Includes xylem (with protoxylem and metaxylem) and phloem bundles.
• Pith: The central region of the root.
• Root Hair: Unicellular structures that increase the surface area for water and nutrient absorption.