Kenneth R. Robertson

PHOTOGRAPHS OF PLANTS

• Here is what the Multiphot looks like.
• Another view of the Multiphot showing 4 viber optic illuminator "light pipes".
• Flower of Prunus padus in longitudinal section. Hi-Res or Lo-Res
  
• Fruits of Prunus padus including longitudinal section. Hi-Res or Lo-Res
  
• Flower of Malus hupehensis in longitudinal section. Hi-Res.
  
• The Rose Family Bowl. Hi-Res or Low-Res
  
• Flower of Rosa setigera in longitudinal section. Hi-Res.
  
• Flower of Rosa rubrifolia in longitudinal section. Lo-Res
  
• Fruit of Rosa rugosa in longitudinal section
  
• Three flowers of the hybrid tea rose, Rosa 'Eclipse'
  
• Did you ever wonder what a blue rose would look like? These don't exist yet! This image is of the Peace rose that has been altered in Adobe Photoshop.
  
• Flower of Asclepias curassavica in longitudinal section
  
• A closer view of a flower of Asclepias curassavica in longitudinal section
  
• The development of a strawberry, from flower to fruit.
  
• The disk and ray flowers of false sunflower, Heliopsis helianthoides
  
• Longitudinal section of a flowering head of dandelion, Taraxacum officinale
  
• Details of a single dandelion flower, Taraxacum officinale
  
• Longitudinal section of a flower of false dragonhead, Physostegia virginiana
  
• Fruits of 3 species of Amaranthus
  
• Branch of Chinese chestnut, Castanea mollis in flower
  
• A closer photograph showing the flower clusters ofCastanea mollis
  
• Flower of Aquilegia canadensis in longitudinal section
  
• Plant of Dicentra canadensis
  
• Flower of Dicentra canadensis
  
• Flower of Dicentra canadensis in longitudinal section
  
• Plant of Filipendula rubra growing in the wild
  
• Two macro photos of Filipendula rubra
  
• Two photos of Spiraea x vanhouttei
  
• Prairie with Liatris pycnostachya
  
• one flower head of Liatris pycnostachya
  
• individual flower of Liatris pycnostachya
  
• Plants of sand cherry, Prunus pumila, at Illinois Beach State Park
  
• Flowering branch of a cultivated witch hazel, Hamamelis 'Arnold Promise'
  
• Macro photo of a flowering branch of a red-flowered form of the Vernal Witch Hazel, Hamamelis vernalis
  
• An even closer photo of the flowers of Hamamalis vernalis
  
• Macro photo of a flower of the Vernal Witch Hazel, Hamamelis vernalis, in longitudinal section
  
• For a link to more photos that I have taken of prairie plants, click here

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