Botanical Garden

The museum has several cupboards containing:

1. Models for floral compositions of different plant flowers such as (mauve, potato, wheat, smoke, pea, tulip, crusader).
2. Figures showing the stages of seed germination.
3. Stereotypes showing the internal structures of cross-sectional roots and their growing peak.
4. Models of different types of fruits: (can - spatial - simple - dry - pulp - apple - aggregated).
5. 18 glass plates with dried patterns of leaves representing different leaf shapes, top shape and edge shape.
6. 9 planks containing models of different types of dry seeds and woods and their uses.
7. 9 boards illustrated for the different sectors used in the study of scientific students.
8. An anatomical illustration of the gametophyte carrying the modern sporophyte.
9. 24 paintings of plants belonging to different factions including (leaf shape - fruit form - Nora shape - branches).
10. Anatomy illustrating the life cycle of Marcantia.
11. Dried models of infected fruits illustrate the symptoms of some diseases affecting some plants (potatoes, peppers, laring, garlic, onions).
12. A cupboard containing jars with microscopic algae.
13. Dishes and tubes have different types of cereals.

The circular cupboard in the center of the museum contains:

1. Shelf of glass bottles (32) with dry models of some plants of economic and medical value, including: chamomile plants - juniper plant - tannins plant - sky - plant Halitet - Atuna seed plant - Senami,...).
2. A shelf with models of some wooden fruits, including fruit growing trees in Egyptian environments and some grow in tropical environments.
3. The shelf contains pieces of plant fossils as well as various types of wood.