3D Leaf Structural Model

3D Leaf Structural Model - Educational Demonstration of Leaf Structure

A large demonstration model showing the structure and anatomy of a leaf — not only in detail, but also in a highly realistic and visually clear way.

The massive magnification — extremely useful for educational purposes — and the precise workmanship allow the model to present and discuss the cellular level (cells and their structures), tissue level, as well as the systems present within a plant leaf.

The three‑dimensional construction realistically shows the arrangement of cells and tissues that form the leaf. The model presents leaf anatomy in a way that is much clearer than flat diagrams, which is evident in the attached photos (views from different angles). This is especially useful when discussing the epidermis, palisade mesophyll, spongy mesophyll, and vascular bundles during biology and botany lessons.

Features and dimensions:

• three‑dimensional leaf structure model
• very large magnification of structures
• presentation of cellular and tissue‑level anatomy
• realistic representation of spatial cell arrangement
• visible epidermal, mesophyll, and vascular tissues
• color‑coded elements for easier identification
• description of individual structures included (in English)
• made of durable plastic
• stable base
• dimensions: 15 × 43 × 21 cm

The model shows, among others: cuticle, upper and lower epidermis, palisade mesophyll, spongy mesophyll, stomata, guard cells, intercellular spaces, and vascular bundles with tissues conducting water and nutrients.

See details in the video: