|
Craft’s Botany Museum Specimens
I. Craft’s Museum Specimen (Mounted in Glass Jar) :
Selected fresh specimens securely mounted on plastic plate
in crystal clear sealed Glass jars. Fully labelled.
II. Craft’s Plastomount : These are crystal clear
museum mounts permit objects viewing from all six sides.
These are made of Japanese Acrylic sheet.
III. Craft’s Plastic Embedded Specimens : A resinmount
is a block of crystal clear caroplastic. The mounts are
permanent & permit object viewing from all six sided.
These can be readily and safety handled by students &
easy for storage & display.
Algae
11. Amphiora
12. Acetabularia
13. Batrachospermum
14. Bryopsis
15. Botrydium
16. Chara
17. Codium
18. Ceramium
19. Cladophora fresh water
10. Cladophora on shell (marine)
11. Colecochaete on host
12. Chaetomorpha
13. Caulerpa plant
14. Composopogon
15. Corallina
16. Cutlaria
17. Champia
18. Dictyota
19. Drapernalidia
20. Drapernaldiopsis
21. Enteromorpha
22. Ectocarpus
23. Fritschiella
24. Fucus imported male USA
25. Fucus imported (F) (USA)
26. Gelidium
27. Gracillaria
28. Gigartina
29. Halimeda
30. Hormidium
31. Laminaria
32. Lyngbya
33. Liagora
34. Mougeotia
35. Microcystis
36. Nitella
37. Nostoc
38. Nemalion
39. Oscillatoria
40. Padina
41. Oedogonium
42. Polysiphonia
43. Porphyra imported
44. Pithophora
45. Phormidium
46. Rivularia
47. Sargassum vegetative
48. Sargassum fertile
49. Spirogyra veg. & conj.
50. Scytonema
51. Stigonema
52. Schizothirx
53. Stigoclonium
54. Tolypothrix
55. Turbinaria
56. Ulva thallus
57. Ulothrix
58. Vaucheria
59. Volvox
60. Valonia
61. Zonaria
62. Zygnema
Fungi
63. Aspergillus
64. Alternaria
65. Albugo conidial on leaf
66. Albugo sexual on fruit
67. Albugo hypertrophy
68. Agaricus
69. Angular leaf of cotton
70. Ascobolus
71. Apple rust
72. Agaricus amanitia
73. Bracket fungus
74. Bean rust Uromyces
75. Bremia
76. Cyathus
177. Claviceps
178. Clavaria
179. Colletotrichum
180. Citrus canker
181. Cercospora
182. Curvularia
183. Erysiphae
184. Fusarium
185. Fomes
186. Geaster (Star fungus)
187. Graphiola
188. Helvella
189. Helminthosporium
190. Lycoperdon
191. Melampsora (Linseed)
192. Mucor
193. Morchella
194. Neurospora
195. Nigrospora on rice
196. Peziza clusters
197. Phytophthora on Potato leaf
198. Pilobolus
199. Phytophthora on Colocasia leaf
100. Plasmo para
101. Penicillium
102. Polyporus
103. Phallus
104. Protomyces on Coriander
105. Phyllactinia
106. Puccinia on wheat leaf
107. Puccinia on wheat stem
108. Puccinia–Uredial
109. Puccinia barbery
110. Puccinia pycnogonial
111. Puccinia aecidial
112. Phragmidium on rose
113. Ravenillia
114. Ring spot of brassica
115. Ring spot of potato
116. Rhizopus
117. Sclreospora
118. Synchytrium on leaf
119. Synchytrium on fruit
120. Synchytrium black potato
121. Sphaerotheca on jawar
122. Tellitia tritici
123. Taphrina
124. Ustilago (U. Avenae)
125. Ustilago covered smut
126. Ustilago loose smut (Tritici)
127. Ustilago oat
128. Ustilago barley
129. Ustilago wheat
130. Ustilago maize
131. Ustilago sugar-cane
132. Uncinula
133. Uromyces
134. Xylaria
Bacteria and Virus Plants
138. Citrus canker
139. Root Nodules
140. Leaf curl of tomato
141. Leaf curl of chilles
142. Leaf curl of papaya
143. Leaf curl of Tobbaco
144. Leaf chlorosis
145. Leaf mosaic
146. Leaf mosaic mottling
147. Leaf ring spot
148. Leaf distortion and over growth
149. Necrosis of flower
150. Virusus corium solani (Leaf curl of potato)
151. Virusus nicotiana tabaccum (Leaf curl of tobacco)
152. Virusus Cariea papaya (Leaf curl of papaya)
Plant Pathology Specimens
153 Blast of Rice
154 Brown spot of Rice
155 Bacterial blight of Rice
156 False smut on Rice
156 Black rust of Wheat
157 Brown/Orange rust of Wheat
158 Loose smout of Wheat
159 Flag smut of Wheat
160 Powdery mildew on Pea
161 Leaf blight disease
162 Grain smut disease
163 Downy mildew on Grapes
164 Leaf spot on Sorghum
165 Citrus canker
166 Ergot of Barley
167 Green Ear of Bajra
168 Smut of Bajra
169 Smut on Maize
170 Soft rot of Maize
171 Mosaic disease
172 Wilt of Gram
173 Rust on Pea/Gram
174 Anthracnose on Beans
175 Tikka disease of Groundnut
176 Damping off
177 Club root of Crucifers
178 White rust
179 Root knot disease
180 Vein cleaning disease
181 Leaf spot on cucurbits
182 Late blight of Potato
183 Early blight of Potato
184 Rust of Linseed
185 Mosaic of Tomato
186 Mosaic of Papaya
187 Mosaic of Chillies
188 Mosaic of Tobacco
189 Leaf curl on Peach
190 Bacterial blight on Banana
191 Red rot of Sugarcane
192 Smut of Sugarcane
193 Red stripes of Sugarcane
194 Black arm of Cotton
195 Stem gall of Coriander
Lichens
196. Lichen apothecia
197. Lichen Usnea fertile
198. Lichen Parmelia fertile
199. Lichen Rmalina fertile
200. Lichen Phycia fertile
201. Lichen Ccladonia fertile
202. Lichen Graphis fertile
Bryophyta
203. Aneura fertile
204. Astrella fertile
205. Anthoceros sporophyte
206. Athalmia fertile
207. Conocephalum fertile
208. Cryptomitrium fertile
209. Cyathodium fertile
210. Dumortiera fertile
211. Fimbraria fertile
212. Fossombronia fertile
213. Jungermania fertile
214. Lunularia gemma cup
215. Monoclea fertile
216. Marchantia with gemma cups
217. Marchantia with antheridia
218. Marchantia with archegonia
219. Marchantia with sporophytes
220. Marchantia 4 dev. stages in one jar
221. Notothylus sporophyte
222. Pallavacinia fertile
223. Plagiochasma fertile
224. Pellia fertile
225. Porella fertile
226. Reboulia fertile
227. Riccardia fertile
228. Riccia fertile
229. Targionia fertile
230. Andrea fertile
231. Barbula fertile
232. Bryum fertile
233. Minium fertile
234. Polytrichum fertile
235. Pogonatum fertile
236 A. Funaria
237. Sphagnum fertile
Pteridophyta
238. Azolla with sporocarps
239. Equisetum prothallus
240. Equisetum young plant with sporophyte
241. Equisetum veg. plant
242. Isoetes entire plant
243. Lycopodium with cone
244. Lycopodium selago
245. Lycopodium phlegmeria
246. Lycopodium reflexum
247. Lycopodium helmidium
248. Lycopodium clavatum
249. Lycopodium cernum
250. Marsilea veg. plant
251. Marsilea fertile plant
252. Marsilea germinating sporocarp
253. Regnellidium fertile
254. Ophioglossum
255. Psilotum with synangia
256. Selaginella veg. plant
257. Selaginella fertile plant
258. Salvinia veg. plant
259. Salvinia with sporocarp
260. Alsophila
261. Fern Prothallus with sex organs
262. Fern Prothallus with sporophyte
263. Fern Sporophyll typical
264. Fern Pteris fertile twig
265. Fern Adiantum fertile twig
266. Fern Cyathea fertile twig
267. Fern Angiopteris fertile twig
268. Fern Nephrolepis fertile twig
269. Fern Glechenia fertile twig
270. Fern Dryopteris fertile
271. Fern Pteridum fertile
272. Fern Botrychium fertile
273. Fern Lygodium fertile
274. Fern Osmunda fertile
275. Fern Blecchnum fertile
276. Fern Pleopeltis fertile
277. Fern Asplenium fertile
278. Fern Polypodium fertile
279. Fern Actinopteris fertile
280. Fern Helminthostochys
Gymnosperm
281. Cycas young plant
282. Cycas germinating
283. Cycas male cone entire
284. Cycas male cone half
285. Cycas female cone
286. Cycas microsporopyll
287. Cycas rumphii Megasporophyll
288. Cycas circinalis Megasporophyll
289. Cycas revoluta Megasporophyll
290. Cycas pectinata Megasporophyll
291. Cycas beddomi Megasporophyll
292. Cycas megasporopyll
293. Cycas ovule
294. Cycas circinate vernation
295 (a) Pinus male cone
295 (b) Pinus female cone 1st year
296. Pinus female cone 2nd year
297. Pinus female cone 3rd year
298. Pinus young plant
299. Pinus seed
300. Pinus seedling
301. Gnetum young plant
302. Gnetum twig with leaf
303. Cedrus with male cone
304. Cedrus with female cone
305. Cephalotaxus stem with leaf
306. Cephalotaxus male or female cone
307. Thuja with male cone
308. Thuja with female cone
309. Aurocaria with male cone
310. Aurocaria with female cone
311. Zamia with female cone
312. Abies with male cone
313. Abies with female cone
314. Agathis with male cone
315. Agathis with female cone
316. Gnetum with male cone
317. Gnetum with female cone
318. Gnetum ovule
319. Gnetum seed
320. Ginkgo twig with leaf
321. Ginkgo male cone
322. Ginkgo female cone
323. Ginkgo ovule
324. Taxus male cone
325. Taxus female cone
326. Ephedra male cone
327. Ephedra female cone
328. Biota with male cone
329. Biota female cone
330. Cryptomeria male cone
331. Cryptomeria female cone
332. Cupressus male cone
333. Cupressus female cone
334. Podocarpus male cone
335. Podocarpus female cone
336. Taxodium male cone
337. Taxodium female cone
338. Taxofolia male cone
339. Taxofolia female cone
340. Juniperus male cone
341. Juniperus female cone
342. Picea male cone
343. Picea female cone
Insectivorous Plants
344. Utricularia
345. Drosera indica
346. Drosera burmani
347. Pitcher plant (Nepenthes)
348. Venus fly trap (Dionea USA)
349. Pinguicula USA
350. Sercenia USA
Parasitic Plants
351. Balanophora
352. Cuscuta with Host
353. Cassytha with Host
354. Orobranchie
355. Orobranchie with Host
356. Orchid Plant Entire
357. Orchid Bulbophyllum
358. Orchid Plant with Inflorescence
359. Oberonia
360. Loranthus with Host
361. Stiga with Host
362. Viscum Album with Host
363. Viscum japanicum with host
Root Morphology
364 Adventitious Root
365. Aquatic Root
366. Conical Root
367. Coralloid Root (Cycas)
368. Clinging Root
369. Columnar Root
370. Epiphytic Root(Orchid)
371 Fusiform Root
372. Fasciculated Roots
373. Fasciculate Tuberous Root
374. Monili form Root
375. Napiform Root
376. Nodulated Root
377. Normal Root
378. Palmated Tuberous
379. Pneumatophore Root
380. Root Nodules Legume
381. Ruellia Root
382. Tuberous Root
Stem Morphology
383. Bulb
384. Bulb Tunicated
385. Corm (Colocasia)
386. Corm (Gladiolus)
387. Corm (Amorphophallus)
388. Lemna (Leaf like floating stem)
389. Offset-Pistia
390. Phylloclade of Euphorbia
391. Phylloclade of Opuntia
392. Phylloclade of Acaccia
393. Poylloclade of Muehlenbeckia
394. Phylloclade of Ruscus
395. Phylloclade of Casurina
396. Phylloclade of Parkinsonia
397. Runner
398. Rhizome
399. Stolon
400. Scaly Bulb
401. Thorn with Shoot
402. Tuber
403 Cladode Asparagus
404. Cladode Cocoloba
405. Cucurbita Tendril
406. Tendril of passiflora
407. Stem Tendril of vitaceae
408. Bulbil of Agave
409. Bulbil of Dioscorea
410. Bulbil of Kalanchchoe
411. Bulbil of Pineapple
Types of Stipules
412. Free Lateral Stipule
413. Adherent Adnate Stipule
414. Intra Petiolar Stipule
415. Inter Petiolar Stipule
416. Ochreate Stipule
417. Foliacious Stipules
418. Spiny Stipule
419. Tendrillar Stipule
Leaf Morphology
420. Scaly Leaf
421. Spiny Leaf
422. Leaf Modified Spine
423. Phyllode of Acaccia
424. Swollen Petiole
425. Winged Petiole
426. Tendrillar Petiole
427. Tendrillar Stipule
428. Leaf Apex Tendril of Gloriosa
429. Leaflet Tendril of pea
430. Leaf Tendril of Lathyrus
431. Inflorescence Tendril of Antigonon
432. Circinate Vernation
433. Limnophylla showing two types leaves
Inflorescence and Flowers
434. Raceme Typical
435. Spike Typical
436. Simple Spadix
437. Compound Spadix
438. Catkin Typical
439. Strobilus
440. Spiklet
441. Corymb
442. Umbel Typical
443. Compound Umbel
444. Capitate
445. Capitulum
446. Solitary
447. Scorpoid Cyme
448. Helicoid Cyme
449. Dichasial Cyme
450. Polychasial Cyme
451. Hypanthodium
452. Cyathium
453. Verticillaster
454. Aristolochia Flower
455. Cymose Capitate
456. Datura Flower
457. Maize Male Inflorescence
458. Maize Female Inflorescence
459. Orchid Flower
460. Salvia Flower
Fruits
461. Achene Navalia
462. Anoma Squamosa
463. Acer
464. Anacardium Fruit
465. Aristolochia Fruit
466. Achene of Clematis
467. Berry of Tomato
468. Capsule of Cotton
469. Capsule of Datura
470. Capsule of Lady’s Finger
471. Capsule of Poppy
472. Capsule of Argemone
473. Capsule of Celosia
474. Carcerule
475. Caryopsis
476. Cypsela Seed
477. Cucumber Pepo
478. Calotropis Fruit
479. Double Samara
480. Drupe of Mango
481. Dioscorea in Pericary
482. Datura Fruit
483. Follicle
484. Hip of Rose
485. Liegume
486. Lomentum
487. Lemon
488. Lotus Fruit
489. Mangrove Fruit
490. Nut of Oak
491. Nut of Anacardium
492. Nelumbium Fruit
493. Pome Fruit
494. Pomegranate Balausta
495. Pine Apple
496. Regma
497. Siliqua
498. Silicula
499. Schizocarps
500. Samara
501. Syconus of Fig.
502. Sorosis
503. Strawberry
504. Walnut
505. Xanthium Fruit
506. Zyzyphus Hydrophytic Plants
507. Ceptophyllum
508. Eichhornia
509. Elodea
510. Hydrilla
511. Jussiaea
512. Limnophylla hetrophylla
513. Lemna
514. Marsilea
515. Nymphea
516. Pistia
517. Rhizophora
518. Salvinia
519. Sargassum
520. Typha
521. Trapa
522. Utricularia
523. Vallisneria Male plant
524. Vallisneria female plant
525. Water lilly
526. Wolffia
Craft’s Germination Sets
Important stages in the germination has been shown by actual
stages upto the young plant.
527. Castor Germination
528. Gram Germination
529. Maize Germination
530. Pea Germination
531. Bean Germination
532. Onion Germination
533. Wheat Germination
534. Viviparous Germination
EXPERIMENT SEEDS
Craft's Laboratory Grade Seeds for Examination, Germination
and Experimentation.
1. Maize—Zea mays — 10 gm
2. Barley—Hordeum — 10 gm
3. Wheat—Triticum — 10 gm
4. Onion — 10 gm
5. Sunflower—Helianthus — 10 gm
6. Mustard—Brassica — 10 gm
7. Pea—Pisum — 10 gm
8. Beam — 10 gm
9. Gram — 10 gm
10. Castor — 10 gm
Craft’s Plant Life History Sets in Jar
The important stages in life history of the following plants
are shown by actual specimens with coloured diagrams on
plastic plate
532. LH of Fern
533. LH of Moss
534. LH of Marchantia
535. LH of Riccia
536. LH of Pinus
537. LH of Cycas
538. LH of Angiosperm
539. LH of Selaginella
540. LH of Equisetum
541. LH of Marsilea
542. LH of Morchella
543. LH of Oedogonium
544. LH of Dictyota
545. LH of Phytophthora
546. LH of Penicillium
547. LH of Peziza
548. LH of Puccinia
549. LH of Anthoceros
550. LH of Ophioglossum
551. LH of Gnetum
552. LH of Mucor
553. LH of Albugo
554. LH of Agaricus
555. LH of Ustilago
556. LH of Sargassum
557. LH of Chara
558. LH of Spirogyra
559. LH of Isoetes
560. LH of Lycopodium
561. LH of Fucus
Craft’s Plant Collection Sets
562. Cynophyceae Collection set of 8
563. Chlorophyceae Collection set of 10
564. Phaeophyceae Collection set of 8
565. Rhodophyceae Collection set of 8
566. Algae Collection set of 10
567. Caulerpa Collection set of 4
568. Fungi Collection set of 10
569. Rust Collection set of 8
570. Smut Collection set of 8
571. Phycomycetes Collection set of 6
572. Ascomycetes Collection set of 6
573. Basidiomycetes Collection set of 6
574. Deuteromycetes Collection set of 6
575. Viral Plant Collection set of 4
576. Lichens Collection set of 6
577. Bryophyta Types Collection set of 8
578. Mosses Collection set of 6
579. Pteridophyta Collection set of 8
580. Ferns Collection set of 8
581. Lycopodium Collection set of 4
582 Gymnosperm Collection set of 6
583. Gymnosperm female cone Collection setof 6
584. Gymnosperm male cone Collection set of 6
585. Investivorous Plants Collection set of 4
586. Parasitic Plants Collection set of 5
587. Bulbils Collection set of 4
588. Stipules Collection set of 4
589. Phylloclade Collection set of 5
590. Xerophytic Plants Collection set of 5
591 Hydrophytic Plants Collection set of 6
592. Recemose Inflorescence Collection set of 6
593. Cymose Inflorescence Collection set of 4
594. Special Inflorescence Collection set of 4
595. Capsular Fruits Collection set of 5
596. Indehiscent Fruits Collection set of 6
597. Fleshy Fruits Collection set of 4
598. Simple Fruits Collection set of 4 9
599. Aggregate Fruits Collection set of 4
600. Multiple Fruits Collection set of 4
601. Nuts Collection set of 4
602. Oil Seed Collection set of 7
603. Fibers Collection set of 7
604. Roots Modification Collection set of 6
605. Stem Modification Collection set of 6
606. Leaf Modification Collection set of 5
607. Plant kingdom (Evolutionary Tree) — Representing
all groups from Bacteria to Angiosperm — Mounted in
Big size Jar
Back to top
|
