This section is from the book "British Wild Flowers In The Four Seasons", by Thomas Moore. Also available from Amazon: British Wild Flowers.
A. - Crocus vermis, Willdenow: p. 4.
1. The base of the flower-tube, laid open in the upper part, showing the attachment of the stamens.
2. One of the stamens.
3. The three-cleft stigma.
B. - G-alanthus nivalis, Linnaeus: p. 3.
1. A stamen.
2. The pistil, showing the ovary at the base. C. - Scilla verna, Hudson: p. 20.
1. One of the flowers, separate.
2. A segment of the star-shaped perianth, with its stamen.
3. The pistil.
D. - Hyacinthus non-scriptus, Linnaeus: p. 20.
1. Portion of a flower, showing the pistil, and the insertion of the stamen3.
2. A transverse section of the ovary.
Plate 6.

Crocus vernus

Galanthus nivalis

Scilla verna.

Hyacinthus non-scriptus.
W.Fitch, deletlith
Vincent Brooks, Imp.
 
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