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Botany models

In biology lessons, especially in botany, the aim is to recognise structures and thus differences. The details of the models are of the utmost importance - in human and animal models, but particularly in plant models. The exact representation of nature makes it easier for the learner to recognise and grasp it. 

In biology lessons, especially in botany, the aim is to recognise structures and thus differences. The details of the models are of the utmost importance - in human and animal models, but... read more »
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Botany models
In biology lessons, especially in botany, the aim is to recognise structures and thus differences. The details of the models are of the utmost importance - in human and animal models, but particularly in plant models. The exact representation of nature makes it easier for the learner to recognise and grasp it.  
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Apple Blossom BoS 1 Apple Blossom
Malus domestica, enlarged approximately 10 times. In SOMSO-PLAST®, after Prof. Dr. W. Jung. Separates into 6 parts. On a stand with green...
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Cherry Blossom BoS 15/21 Cherry Blossom
Sweet cherry, Prunus avium, enlarged approximately 9 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. Separates into 3 parts. On a stand...
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Chloroplast of Higher Plant BoS 16/2 Chloroplast of Higher Plant
Enlarged approximately 60,000 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. The model shows the submicroscopic fine structure of a...
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Pea, Flower BoS 15/15 Pea, Flower
Pisum sativum, enlarged approximately 8 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. Separates into 3 parts. On a stand with green base.
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Rape Pod BoS 15/12 Rape Pod
Brassica napus, enlarged approximately 8 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. Separatesinto 4 parts. On a green base.
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Real Camomile BoS 15/6 Real Camomile
Matricaria chamomilla, inflorescence (anthodium), enlarged approximately 9 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. Ligulate...
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Rape Flower BoS 15/11 Rape Flower
Brassica napus, enlarged approximately 10 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. Separates into 2 parts. On a stand with green...
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Willow BoS 15/14 Willow
Flower, Male and Female. Enlarged approximately 80 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. In one piece. On a stand with green...
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Tulip Bulb BoS 15/3 Tulip Bulb
Tulipa gesneriana, enlarged approximately 5 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. The model shows a longitudinal section of the structure of a...
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Meadow Clary BoS 15/1 Meadow Clary
Salvia pratensis, enlarged approximately 15 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Jung. Cannot be disassembled, on a stand with...
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Section through a Christmas Rose Leaf BoS 17/1 Section through a Christmas Rose Leaf
Helleborus niger, enlarged 700 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. The model shows the upper epidermis with cuticula, the...
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Fruit of the Cacao BoS 15/33 Fruit of the Cacao
Theobroma cacao. Natural size, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. Separates into 7 parts. On a green base.
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Plant Cell BoS 16/1 Plant Cell
Enlarged approximately 6,000 times, made from special transparent plastic. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. The model provides a slightly...
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Buttercup, Fruit BoS 15/20-B Buttercup, Fruit
Ranuculus acer, fruit enlarged approximately 20 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. Cannot be disassembled. On a stand with...
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Buttercup, Flower and Fruit Meadow buttercup BoS 15/20 Buttercup, Flower and Fruit Meadow buttercup
Ranuculus acer, flower, enlarged approximately 10 times, fruit enlarged approximately 20 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W....
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Willow Catkin BoS 15/14-A Willow Catkin
Enlarged approximately 8 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®. After Prof. Dr. W. Weber. A male and a female catkin. Interchangeable and hinged....
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Apple Blossom - Longitudinal Section of the Ovary BoS 3 Apple Blossom - Longitudinal Section of the Ovary
Malus domestica, enlarged approximately 10 times. In SOMSO-PLAST®, after Prof. Dr. W. Jung. Cannot be disassembled. On a stand with green...
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Apple Blossom - Cross Section of the Ovary BoS 2 Apple Blossom - Cross Section of the Ovary
Malus domestica, enlarged approximately 10 times. In SOMSO-PLAST®, after Prof. Dr. W. Jung. Cannot be disassembled. On a stand with green...
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Birch Webcap Bo 214 Birch Webcap
Cortinarius triumphans FR. according to Moser Edible.
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Wood Pinkgill Bo 215 Wood Pinkgill
Entoloma rhodopolium (FR.) NOORDEL. Poisonous
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Upright Coral Fungus Bo 216 Upright Coral Fungus
Ramaria stricta (PERS. ex FR.) QUÉL. Inedible.
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White Coral Fungus Bo 217 White Coral Fungus
Clavulina cristata (HOLMSK. ex FR.) SCHROET. Edible
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Parasol Mushroom Bo 218 Parasol Mushroom
Macrolepiota procera (SCOP. ex FR.) SING. Stunted form. Edible.
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Grey Morel Bo 219 Grey Morel
Morchella vulgaris PERS. Edible.
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Slippery White Bolete Bo 220 Slippery White Bolete
Suillus placidus (BON.) SING. Edible.
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Parasitic Bolete Mushroom Bo 221 Parasitic Bolete Mushroom
Xerocomus parasiticus (BULL. ex FR.) QUÉL. Edible.
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Caesar's Mushroom Bo 222 Caesar's Mushroom
Amanita caesarea (SCOP. ex FR.) PERS. Edible.
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The Flirt BoS 223 The Flirt
Russula vesca FR. Edible.
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Field Mushroom BoS 224 Field Mushroom
Agaricus campestris (L.) FR. Huge specimen, Edible.
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Penny Bun Bolete BoS 225 Penny Bun Bolete
Boletus edulis (BULL. ex FR.) Group with six different stages of development. Edible.
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Development of Hat Fungi BoS 226 Development of Hat Fungi
Natural size, in SOMSO-PLAST®. Submitted to Dr. rer. nat. A. Meixner, graduate chemist and fungi expert, Stuttgart. The mycelium,...
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Scots Pine Mycorrhiza BoS 226/1 Scots Pine Mycorrhiza
Pinus sylvestris. Root section enlarged approximately 40 times, cross-section enlarged approximately 430 times, in SOMSO-PLAST®....
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Structure of Hat Fungi BoS 227 Structure of Hat Fungi
Large model, in SOMSO-PLAST®. Submitted to Dr. rer. nat. Axel Meixner, graduate chemist and fungi expert, Stuttgart. The morphological...
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Royal Fly Agaric BoS 228 Royal Fly Agaric
Amanita regalis (FR) MICHAEL. Poisonous.
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Deadly Webcap Bo 236 Deadly Webcap
Cortinarius rubellus COOKE Deadly poisonous.
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Bluing Bolete Bo 237 Bluing Bolete
Gyroporus cyanescens (BULL. ex FR.) QUÉL. Edible.
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Sunset Webcap Bo 238 Sunset Webcap
Cortinarius limonius FR. ex FR. Poisonous
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Saffron Webcap Bo 239 Saffron Webcap
Cortinarius croceus SCHFF. ex. FR. Poisonous
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Purple Stocking Webcap Bo 240 Purple Stocking Webcap
Cortinarius stillatitius. FR. Edible.
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Tawny Funnel Bo 241 Tawny Funnel
Lepista flaccida (SOWERBY ex FR.) PAT. Edible.
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Octopus Stinkhorn Bo 242 Octopus Stinkhorn
Clathrus archeri, Group. (BERK.) DRING. Inedible.
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Octopus Stinkhorn Bo 243 Octopus Stinkhorn
Clathrus archeri (BERK.) DRING Inedible.
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Porcelain Fungus Bo 244 Porcelain Fungus
Oudemansiella mucida, (SCHRAD. ex FR.) HOEHN. Edible after it has been washed thoroughly, but it is not a valuable edible mushroom
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Malus Sylvestris  03/7 Malus Sylvestris 
natural size, from papier maché.
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Cox's Orange Pippin with thick stem 03/10 Cox's Orange Pippin with thick stem
natural size, from papier maché.
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