This section is from the book "British Wild Flowers In The Four Seasons", by Thomas Moore. Also available from Amazon: British Wild Flowers.
A. - Cenanthe crocata, Linnaeus: p. 96.
1. A flower separated from the umbel.
2. One of the cylindrical fruits.
3. A transverse section of the fruit, showing the two carpels, and the ridges and vittae. B. - Pastinaca sativa, Linnaeus: p. 97.
1. A flower detached from the umbel.
2. One of the flattened fruits.
3. A transverse section of the fruit. C. - Sedum acre, Linnaeus: p. 92.
1. A leaf, showing the spur behind the point of attachment.
2. The ripe follicles.
3. A flower.
4. The follicles or seed-vessels, before bursting. D. - Cornus sanguinea, Linnaeus: p. 98.
1. One of the flowers.
2. A fruit.
E. - Montia fontana, Linnaeus: p. 92.
1. The calyx or flower-cup.
2, 3. Different views of the corolla and stamens. 4. The pistil.
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oenanthe crocata..

Pastinaca saliva.

Sedum acre.

Cornus sangunea.

Monua fontana.
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