Monocot Leaf T.S. Educational Chart

Product Code : SCL-CP-12241

Monocot Leaf T.S. Educational Chart (SKU SCL-CP-12241) is a botany chart of a monocot leaf in transverse section, showing the cuticle, upper and lower epidermis, stomata with guard cells, mesophyll and vascular bundles with xylem and phloem. It suits school biology and botany lessons on leaf structure, photosynthesis and transpiration. Quotations for the chart are issued by Science Lab Supplies in Ambala, India, for schools, colleges, STEM labs and distributors.

Specifications

Here is the monocot leaf chart in table form. In short, it is a single printed chart of a monocot leaf cut across, linking the cuticle, epidermis, stomata and mesophyll with the vascular bundles that carry water and food; size, print material, lamination, mounting and language are confirmed for each order on the quotation.

Applications and Experiments for the Monocot Leaf T.S. Chart

The chart helps students connect leaf structure with what a leaf does. Using it, a class can locate the stomata and guard cells for gas exchange, find the mesophyll where photosynthesis takes place, and follow the xylem and phloem in each vascular bundle before comparing the monocot leaf with a dicot leaf.

• Class 11 biology (Anatomy of Flowering Plants): structure of monocot and dicot leaves.
• Class 10 science (Life Processes): stomata, gas exchange and transpiration.
• Botany practicals: viewing a leaf peel or section under the Student Biological Microscopes, stained with methylene blue or Lugol's solution from the Stains and Reagents for Microscopy set and covered with Glass Coverslips for Microscopy (10g).
• Labelled leaf diagrams and revision notes for practical records.

Standard Scope of Supply

You receive one Monocot Leaf T.S. Educational Chart. A wall hanger, rods, a frame, a storage roll, a teacher guide or a worksheet can be requested as additions on the quotation, and the final size, print finish and label set are confirmed at the same time.

Packing, MOQ and Lead Time

Ask for a quotation for a single chart for one classroom or for enough copies for a tender or a distributor's catalogue. It confirms packing, delivery time and price for the quantity, and leaf slides, stains or matching charts can join the same quote for your biology lab equipment in India.

Holding an Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in the Philippines, Nepal, Bangladesh, Zambia, Rwanda and South Africa. Questions can be sent on the contact page; multi-item lists can go through the enquiry cart, and public procurement is covered on the lab tender page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What structures are labelled on the monocot leaf chart?
The chart covers the cuticle, upper and lower epidermis, stomata with guard cells, mesophyll tissue and the vascular bundles with their xylem and phloem, giving students a complete cross-section of a monocot leaf to label.

How is a monocot leaf different from a dicot leaf in section?
A monocot leaf has mesophyll that is not split into palisade and spongy layers, and stomata on both surfaces, whereas a dicot leaf shows distinct palisade and spongy mesophyll. The chart makes this comparison easy in class.

Does it help with photosynthesis and transpiration lessons?
Yes. It shows where light is captured in the mesophyll, where gases enter and water vapour leaves through the stomata, and where the xylem and phloem move water and food, which supports both topics.

Who provides the Monocot Leaf T.S. Educational Chart?
Science Lab Supplies provides it from Ambala, India, and can prepare a combined quotation for schools, colleges and distributors that also lists leaf slides, plant models and the companion stem and root charts.

Related Leaf and Plant Anatomy Items

These charts, models, slides and a transpiration kit build out a full leaf and plant anatomy lesson, from the dicot leaf comparison to water movement and real tissue sections. Each one can be listed with the monocot leaf chart on a single quotation.

• Botanical Dicot Leaf T.S. Chart — cuticle, epidermis, guard cells and vascular bundle of a dicot leaf.
• Monocotyledonous and Dicotyledonous Leaves, Cross Section — coloured borosilicate glass slide, 25.4 x 76.2 mm.
• Transverse Section of the Leaf — 300 x 400 mm 3D PVC model with palisade and spongy mesophyll and stomata.
• Kit for Demonstration of Transpiration in Plants — tripod, 600 ml beaker, colouring liquid, clamp and 20 x 200 x 2 mm glass tube.
• Monocot Stem Internal Structure Chart — epidermis, ground tissue and scattered bundles of a monocot stem.
• Transverse Section of Monocot Root Chart — endodermis, pericycle and pith of a monocot root.
• Plant Tissue Biology Practical Slide — prepared botanical slide for observing plant tissue structure.

Find more in the Charts & Portraits range, prepared sections in the Microscope Slides and Cameras range, or all Educational Lab Equipment.

Last updated: 22 October 2026