APHOTOFLORA
An Educational Photographic Resource and Botanical Stock Image Library
dedicated to the Flora, Wildflowers, Trees, Shrubs and Habitats of South-West
England, including the Devon and Cornwall Peninsula by David Fenwick.
Lower Plants
Algae, Mosses, Liverworts, Ferns and Allies. Ancient plants producing spores rather than seeds and very simple often water dependant plant species. Lists of species include aquatic and non-aquatic species.
Monocotyledons
Grasses, Sedges, Rushes and Bulbous Plants. Families of plants with mainly grass like leaves, that arise from a fibrous root system; but may sometimes arise from a bulb, corm or tuber. Group includes grasses, rushes and sedges, most bulbous plant species, including orchids.
Dicotyledons
Annuals, Biennials and Perennials. This is the largest group of plants featured here, and accounts for the majority featured. Most traditional wildflowers with the exception of monocotyledons are covered in this section.
Woody Plant Families
Trees and Shrubs. Plants with twigs or trunks or have a woody stem or stem base, and plants that are related to them. Scientifically called Arborescent Flora. Includes Conifers, trees with needle like leaves bearing cones; Heaths and Heathers; Broadleaf, Deciduous and Evergreen Trees and Shrubs; common Palms and some Street Trees and Ornamentals.
Lichens (APHOTOFUNGI - Lichen Gallery)
Brown Seaweed (APHOTOMARINE)
Red Seaweed (APHOTOMARINE)
Green Seaweed (APHOTOMARINE)
Red Encrusting Algae (APHOTOMARINE)
Images and Examples of Plant Fasciation
Trips
A Day Trip to St. Mary's Isles of Scilly - 23rd July 2011
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Acknowledgements and Links
Cornwall Botanical Group Meetings 2012
Devonshire Association Botany Section Meetings 2012
CISFBR - Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
Federation for Biological Recorders
Interactive Met Office Weather Forecast
BBC Weather Tide Times (Penzance / Newlyn)
All plants featured may be considered as being either native, alien, naturalised, garden escape, throw-out, ornamental, commercially grown for food or fodder or relic of cultivation.
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