WILD FLOWERS: Tine-Tare Vetchling Pea Plum Sloe Blackthorn Cherry. SOWERBY, 1890
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2294 x 3772 px | 19.4 x 31.9 cm | 7.6 x 12.6 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
1890More information:
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'Fig. 341. E. Hirsutum. Hairy Tine-Tare; Genus 17. Lathyrus. Fig. 342. L. Aphaca. Yellow Vetchling; Fig. 343. L. Nissolia. Crimson Vetchling; Fig. 344. L. Hirsutus. Rough-poded Vetchling; Fig. 345. L. Pratensis. Meadow Vetchling; Fig. 346. L. Sylvestris. Narrow-leaved Everlasting Pea; Fig. 347. L. Latifolius. Everlasting Pea; Fig. 348. L. Palustris. Marsh Vetching; Genus 18. Pisum. Fig. 349. P. Maritimum. Sea-side Pea; Genus 19. Orobus. O. Tuberosus. Bitter Vetch; Fig. 351. O. Niger. Black Bitter Vetch; Fig. 352. O. Sylvaticus. Wood Bitter Vetch; Order XXVI. Rosaceae. Genus 1. Prunus. Fig. 353. P. Domestica. Wild Plum; Fig. 354. P. Insititia. Wild Bullace; Fig. 355. P. Spinosa. Sloe. Blackthorn; Fig. 356. P. Padus. Bird Cherry; Fig. 357. P. Avium. Wild Cherry; Fig. 358. P. Cerasus. Morello Cherry; Genus 2. Spiraea. Fig. 359. S. Salicifolia. Willow-leaved Dropwort; Fig. 360. S. Filipendula. Common Dropwort'. Artist/engraver/cartographer: John Sowerby. Provenance: "British Wild Flowers"; Illustrated by John E. Sowerby, by C. Pierpoint Johnson, Published by Gurney and Jackson, London. Type: Antique engraved print with original hand colouring.