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The Flower Anatomy ClipArt gallery includes 418 illustrations of the parts of a flower.

Upper part of corolla of Datura Stramonium in the bud; and below a section showing the convolution of the plaits.

Datura Stramonium

Upper part of corolla of Datura Stramonium in the bud; and below a section showing the convolution of…

Pictured are flowers of the orders diapensiaceae, primulaceae, and plumbaginaceae. The flowers of these orders that are illustrated include (1) diapensia, (2) primula, (3) armeria, (4) statice, and (5) plumbago.

Orders of Diapensiaceae, Primulaceae, and Plumbaginaceae

Pictured are flowers of the orders diapensiaceae, primulaceae, and plumbaginaceae. The flowers of these…

Pictured are flowers of the orders dipsacaceae, cucurbitaceae, and campanulaceae. The flowers illustrated are (1) dipsacus, (2) scabiosa, (3) cucurbita, (4) campanula, and (5) lobelia.

Orders of Dispsacaceae, Cucurbitaceae, and Campanulaceae

Pictured are flowers of the orders dipsacaceae, cucurbitaceae, and campanulaceae. The flowers illustrated…

Illustrated are calyx cups and styles of dolichos, (1) dolichos lignosus, and (2) dolichos lablab.

Dolichos Calyx and Styles

Illustrated are calyx cups and styles of dolichos, (1) dolichos lignosus, and (2) dolichos lablab.

Illustrated are three different types of styles of dolichos. From left to right: D. lablab, vigna sinensis, and vigna sesquipedalis.

Dolichos Styles

Illustrated are three different types of styles of dolichos. From left to right: D. lablab, vigna sinensis,…

The orders pictured are empetraceae, coriariaceae, anacaridaceae, and cyrillaceae. The flowers of these orders that are illustrated include (1) empetrum, (2) coriaria, (3) rhus, (4) anacardium, and (5) cyrilla.

Orders of Empetraceae, Coriariaceae, Anacaridaceae, and Cyrillaceae

The orders pictured are empetraceae, coriariaceae, anacaridaceae, and cyrillaceae. The flowers of these…

Endocarp with seed

Endocarp

Endocarp with seed

Stamens of a flower situated above a receptacle holding the ovary.

Epigynous Stamens

Stamens of a flower situated above a receptacle holding the ovary.

Pictured are the orders of erythroxylaceae, zygophyllaceae, and rutaceae. The flowers of these orders that are illustrated are (1) erythroxylon, (2) zygophyllum, and (3) ruta.

Orders of Erythroxylaceae, Zygophyllaceae, and Rutaceae

Pictured are the orders of erythroxylaceae, zygophyllaceae, and rutaceae. The flowers of these orders…

Shown are the orders of Fagaceae, Ulmaceae, and Moraceae. Illustrated are various flowers and flower parts of these orders. These flower are quercus, castanea, ulmus, morus, humulus, cudrania, and ficus.

Fagaceae, Ulmaceae, and Moraceae Orders

Shown are the orders of Fagaceae, Ulmaceae, and Moraceae. Illustrated are various flowers and flower…

This illustration shows the fertilization of a flower, by means of a pollen tube entering a micropyle, a small hole in the surface of the ovule.

Fertilization (Flower)

This illustration shows the fertilization of a flower, by means of a pollen tube entering a micropyle,…

This illustration shows fertilization of a flower, by means of pollen falling from stamens (male organ) onto a pistil (female organ).

Fertilization (Flower)

This illustration shows fertilization of a flower, by means of pollen falling from stamens (male organ)…

Any plant belonging to the genus Ficus is a fig. They are widely distributed in warm climates. Some bear edible fruit. This illustration shows a fig plant, as well as the male and female flowers, and a cross-section of the fruit of a fig.

Fig

Any plant belonging to the genus Ficus is a fig. They are widely distributed in warm climates. Some…

The part of the stamen which supports the anther.

Filament

The part of the stamen which supports the anther.

Diagram of a Flax-flower; calyx imbricated and corolla convolute in the bud.

Flax-flower

Diagram of a Flax-flower; calyx imbricated and corolla convolute in the bud.

Composite, or compound flowers, form the largest of all botanical orders. 2, floret.

Floret

Composite, or compound flowers, form the largest of all botanical orders. 2, floret.

Compound flower anatomy. 12, floret.

Floret Anatomy

Compound flower anatomy. 12, floret.

This cluster of flowers is also known as a corymb.

Flower

This cluster of flowers is also known as a corymb.

This cluster of flowers is also known as an umbel.

Flower

This cluster of flowers is also known as an umbel.

A complete flower of the Trillium.

Flower

A complete flower of the Trillium.

An incomplete flower of the Anemone.

Flower

An incomplete flower of the Anemone.

An incomplete flower of Lizard's Tail.

Flower

An incomplete flower of Lizard's Tail.

An staminate, or sterile, flower of Indian corn.

Flower

An staminate, or sterile, flower of Indian corn.

A staminate flower of Moonseed.

Flower

A staminate flower of Moonseed.

A pistillate flower of Moonseed.

Flower

A pistillate flower of Moonseed.

the Larkspur has unsymmetrical flowers.

Flower

the Larkspur has unsymmetrical flowers.

the Larkspur has unsymmetrical flowers.

Flower

the Larkspur has unsymmetrical flowers.

The flower of the Violet.

Flower

The flower of the Violet.

The flower of the Violet.

Flower

The flower of the Violet.

The corolla of the Morning Glory.

Flower

The corolla of the Morning Glory.

The calyx of the Morning Glory.

Flower

The calyx of the Morning Glory.

In the Stramonium, the five sepals are united into a cup or tube.

Flower

In the Stramonium, the five sepals are united into a cup or tube.

In the Honeysuckle the sepals fuse to form a tube.

Flower

In the Honeysuckle the sepals fuse to form a tube.

In the Harebell, the tube is wide and the border spreads like a bell.

Flower

In the Harebell, the tube is wide and the border spreads like a bell.

In Phlox, the tube spreads suddenly into a flat boder.

Flower

In Phlox, the tube spreads suddenly into a flat boder.

The stamens are united in this Lobelia.

Flower

The stamens are united in this Lobelia.

The stamens are united in this Mallow.

Flower

The stamens are united in this Mallow.

Half of a Hawthorn blossom.

Flower

Half of a Hawthorn blossom.

Half of a Cherry blossom.

Flower

Half of a Cherry blossom.

Half of a Morning-glory blossom.

Flower

Half of a Morning-glory blossom.

Flowers and leaf of Dicentra, in the herb family,(Gray, 1858).

Flower

Flowers and leaf of Dicentra, in the herb family,(Gray, 1858).

Flower of Dicentra, in the herb family,(Gray, 1858).

Flower

Flower of Dicentra, in the herb family,(Gray, 1858).

Flower of Mustard, (Gray, 1858).

Flower

Flower of Mustard, (Gray, 1858).

Flower of Frostweed, (Gray, 1858).

Flower

Flower of Frostweed, (Gray, 1858).

The Common Flax flower, of the Order Linaceae, cut in half.

Flower

The Common Flax flower, of the Order Linaceae, cut in half.

The flower of a Buckthorn.

Flower

The flower of a Buckthorn.

The flower of a Buckhorn, cut in half.

Flower

The flower of a Buckhorn, cut in half.

Ovary of the Honeysuckle.

Flower

Ovary of the Honeysuckle.

Piece of Madder flower, cut in half.

Flower

Piece of Madder flower, cut in half.

Alder Buckthorn (Rhomnus Frangula). B, Flower. C, same in section.

Flower

Alder Buckthorn (Rhomnus Frangula). B, Flower. C, same in section.

Compound flower anatomy. 7, flower, palate removed.

Flower

Compound flower anatomy. 7, flower, palate removed.

Vertical section through flower.

Flower Anatomy

Vertical section through flower.

Compound flower anatomy. 6, flower.

Flower Example

Compound flower anatomy. 6, flower.

A shows the cross section of the ovary of the gooseberry flower is formed by two carpels joined near their edges. B shows the cross section of the ovary of potato formed by two carpels meeting in the middle.

Cross Section of Ovary of Flower of Gooseberry and Potato

A shows the cross section of the ovary of the gooseberry flower is formed by two carpels joined near…

The cross section of the ovary of the iris flower shows three carpels joined at center into a mass. The three parts are clearly traceable.

Cross Section of Ovary of Flower of Iris

The cross section of the ovary of the iris flower shows three carpels joined at center into a mass.…

"The parts of the flower. cal, calyx; cor, corolla; st, stamens; p, pistil." -Bergen, 1896

Flower Parts

"The parts of the flower. cal, calyx; cor, corolla; st, stamens; p, pistil." -Bergen, 1896

"Diagram to show the essential parts of a "flowering" plant. t.r., tap-root; cot. seed-leaf (cotyledon); i, internode; a.l, leaf-axil; n, node; a.b, axillary buud; r, receptacle of floral organs; ca, calyx; per, perianth; co, corolla; st, stamens (androecium); pi, pistil (gynoecium)." -Gager, 1916

Flower Parts

"Diagram to show the essential parts of a "flowering" plant. t.r., tap-root; cot. seed-leaf (cotyledon);…

Typical Forms of Corolla. 3, Unguiculate notched petal (pink).

Flower Petal

Typical Forms of Corolla. 3, Unguiculate notched petal (pink).

A flower at a younger stage.

Flower Stages

A flower at a younger stage.

Flower of Anemone, cut in half, (Gray, 1858).

Anemone Flower

Flower of Anemone, cut in half, (Gray, 1858).