Herbarium Series for the Vegetation of Albania (Product Code: SCL205/1.32) is a collection of 15 plant specimens drawn from the vegetation of Albania, covering plants without seeds as well as plants whose seeds are completely covered and plants with naked seeds. Each specimen is identified with its province, location and name in both Albanian and scientific language, giving botany classes a ready reference for plant classification. The series is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Number of specimens | 15 |
| Plant groups | Plants without seeds; plants with completely covered seeds; plants with naked seeds |
| Woody and shrubby specimens | Presented with leaves and multiplication (reproductive) bodies |
| Herbaceous specimens | Presented with leaves, flowers and roots |
| Specimen data | Province, location, Albanian name and scientific name |
| Coverage as listed | Marsha; Shoqova; Mersina; Laulija; Ahu; Geshtenja; Qarri; Lisi; fir; Komba; Fieri; algae and lichen; lime |
A herbarium lets students study genuine plant material at any time of year. In a classification lesson, sort the specimens into the groups represented – plants without seeds, naked-seed plants and plants whose seeds are enclosed – and ask learners to justify each placement from what they can see. Woody specimens with their reproductive bodies and herbaceous specimens with flowers and roots offer plenty to compare, while the algae and lichen material widens the discussion to simpler organisms.
Because each specimen records its province and location, the series also supports lessons on local flora and habitats, and on how botanists document a collection. Handle the specimens gently, keep them dry and protected from insects, and use a hand lens rather than touching delicate parts. For botany lab equipment lists, the herbarium complements flower models and plant tissue slides.
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, trading as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, supplies this herbarium series alongside the biology models, charts and apparatus it manufactures. Institutions in India and international markets can include specimen collections like this in one consolidated order. Read about the company on the ScienceLab profile.
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How many specimens are included?
15 plant specimens from the vegetation of Albania, covering seedless plants, covered-seed plants and naked-seed plants.
What information accompanies each specimen?
The province, the location, and the plant's name in Albanian and in scientific language.
Which plants are in the series?
The coverage listed includes Marsha, Shoqova, Mersina, Laulija, Ahu, Geshtenja, Qarri, Lisi, fir, Komba, Fieri, algae and lichen, and lime. Please confirm the final specimen list through the contact page before ordering.
How should the herbarium be stored?
Keep it flat in a dry cupboard, away from sunlight, damp and insects, and handle the specimens as little as possible.
Is a herbarium of another region available?
This series covers the vegetation of Albania. For other botanical requirements, describe what you need and we will advise.
What should an order enquiry include?
The product code SCL205/1.32, the number of sets and the delivery address; supply terms are confirmed in our quotation.
To request this herbarium series, contact our team or add it to the enquiry cart with your other botany items.
Last updated: 24 September 2026