Woody Plants, Solanum Species

The species of woody plants (Hamamelididae) and rose plant include trees, bushes and hardies. The rosaceae species are subdivided into 4 subfamilies: Spiraeoideae, Rosoideae, Maloideae (pomaceous fruit, e.g. apple) and Prunoideae (stone fruits, e.g. cherry). The flowers mostly feature a pentameric perianth and numerous stamen.

Hazel-bush (Corylus avellana) - W11653

Male and female flower at 50 and respectively 75 times magnification.

Oak Tree Stem (Quercus robur) - T21011

This model shows male and female flowers at 25 times magnification.

Willow flower (Salix capera) - W11652

The model shows a male and female flower at 30 times magnification.

Dog rose (Rosa canina) - W11666

The model is magnified 6 times and features a partly cut ovary.

Apple flower (Malus pumila) - T21016

Apple flower: model at 5 times magnification showing sepals, petals, carpels and stamen.

Cherry flower (Prunus avium) - T21019

Cherry flower: magnified 6 times, dissectable into 2 parts. The ovary can be taken out and is partly cut for a detailed view.

The solanum species (Solanaceae) usually features large, bell-shaped flowers in different colors.

Tobacco flower (Nicotiana tabacum) - W11670

Longitudinal section, magnified 8 times.

Potato flower(Solanum tuberosum) - T21014

8 times magnified. The part that features petals and stamen can be removed for a detailed view of the carpel.