Detailed dicot stem model designed for teaching and study This plant model reproduces the stem structure of double cotyledon herb stems with both crosscut and longitudinal crosssection views. The anatomy is presented in a clear, standard format to make internal stem structures easy to identify and understand. It is an effective visual aid for teachers, students, and anyone studying plant structure. Key benefits Clear anatomical detail that highlights internal stem organization, helping learners visualize tissues and their relationships. Practical teaching tool for explaining structure and function of dicot herb stems in an intuitive, handson way. Supports faster comprehension and retention by turning abstract concepts into visible, tangible examples. Suitable for classroom demonstrations, laboratory practice, and independent study as an auxiliary resource for deeper learning. Main features Crosssection and longitudinal section included to show multiple perspectives of stem anatomy. Accurate, standard anatomical layout suitable for educational use and detailed study. Designed specifically for double cotyledon herb stems to match common teaching curricula. Typical applications Classroom demonstration: Use the model to explain stem tissues during lectures and to illustrate concepts that are difficult to convey with diagrams alone. Laboratory or practical sessions: Provide students with a physical reference for dissection exercises and microscopy preparation. Selfstudy and exam preparation: Allow students to review and reinforce knowledge of stem structure outside of class. Who this is for Biology teachers and instructors seeking a reliable visual aid. Students studying plant anatomy or preparing for practical assessments. Anyone interested in a clearer, handson understanding of dicot stem structure. This model is a focused educational tool that improves clarity and engagement when teaching or learning about the structure of double cotyledon herb stems.