Texas Vascular Plant Image Library (Rosaceae)

Texas Vascular Plant Image Library
Images of the Rosaceae

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Acomastylis rossii - Native, from Mt. Evans, CO. (whole plants) - photo: TAMU - JM

Acomastylis rossii - Native, from Mt. Evans, CO. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Acomastylis rossii - Native, from Mt. Evans, CO. (flowers) - photo: TAMU - JM

Agrimonia striata (zoom) - Flower just past anthesis from side, hypanthium with hooked bristles; restored prairie at Quail Hollow State Park, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Agrimonia striata (zoom) - Flower just past anthesis from above, hypanthium with hooked bristles; restored prairie at Quail Hollow State Park, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Agrimonia striata (zoom) - Leaf; restored prairie at Quail Hollow State Park, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Agrimonia striata (zoom) - Flowers at anthesis; restored prairie at Quail Hollow State Park, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Agrimonia striata (zoom) - flowers, close; restored prairie at the Stark Wilderness Center, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Agrimonia striata (zoom) - flowers, just past anthesis; restored prairie at the Stark Wilderness Center, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Agrimonia striata (zoom) - leaf; restored prairie at the Stark Wilderness Center, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Amelanchier laevis [id?] (zoom) - Plant in fruit; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Amelanchier laevis [id?] (zoom) - Fruit; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Amelanchier laevis [id?] (zoom) - Infructescence; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Amelanchier utahensis - Native, from Zion National Park, UT. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Amelanchier utahensis - Native, from Zion National Park, UT. (flowers) - photo: TAMU - JM

Amygdalus communis from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Cercocarpus montanus - Native, from Big Bend National Park. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Cercocarpus montanus - Native, from Big Bend National Park. (leaves) - photo: TAMU - JM

Cercocarpus montanus - Native, from Big Bend National Park. (leaf close-up) - photo: TAMU - JM

Cercocarpus montanus - Native, from Big Bend National Park. (leaves and fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus crus-galli - Native, from College Station, TX. (leaves) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus crus-galli - Native, from College Station, TX. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus crus-galli - Native, from College Station, TX. (flowers) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus crus-galli - Native, from College Station, TX. (flowering branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus marshallii - Native, from College Station, TX. (leaves) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus marshallii - Native, from College Station, TX. (flowers) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus marshallii - Native, from Navasota Flora. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus phaenopyrum - Cultivated, from Navasota Flora. (fruits) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus spathulata - Native, from College Station, TX. (flowers) - photo: TAMU - JM

Crataegus viridis - leaf and fruit - photo: TAMU-HW

Crataegus viridis - fruit - close - photo: TAMU-HW

Crataegus viridis (zoom) - Plant in flower; Navasota bottoms (Theiss Property), Madison County, Texas (Amanda Neill 2537) - photo: TAMU-HW

Cydonia vulgaris from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Dryas octopetala var. hookeriana - Hooker's eight-petal mountain-avens -- St. Mary's Peak, Ravalli Co., Montana, USA. - photo: James Reveal

Eriobotrya japonica - terminal (perianth) end of loquat (nispero) fruit - photo: TAMU-HW

Eriobotrya japonica - section of loquat (nispero) fruit - seeds and locules - photo: TAMU-HW

Fallugia paradoxa - Native, from Big Bend National Park. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Fallugia paradoxa - Native, from Big Bend National Park. (fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Fragaria ananassa - flower at anthesis - photo: TAMU-HW

Fragaria ananassa - flower past anthesis with fruits and expanding receptacle - photo: TAMU-HW

Fragaria ananassa - flower well past anthesis with receptacle full expanded and fruits mature - strawberry - photo: TAMU-HW

Fragaria chiloensis - receptacle sections of local cultivars - central Chile - photo: TAMU-HW

Fragaria chiloensis - market populations of local cultivars - central Chile - photo: TAMU-HW

Fragaria chiloensis - market Rosaceae - local Strawberry cultivars - central Chile - photo: TAMU-HW

Fragaria X ananassa (fruit - accessory)

Geum canadense - Native, from Clay, TX. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Geum canadense - Native, from Clay, TX. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Geum canadense - Native, from Clay, TX. (fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Geum canadense - Native, from Clay, TX. (fruit close-up) - photo: TAMU - JM

Geum canadense (zoom) - flower with maturing gynoecium;Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Geum canadense (zoom) - flower at anthesis, side;Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Geum macrophyllum - Native, from Federation Forest, WA. (whole plant in fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Geum rivale (zoom) - Fruit (mostly dispersed), apocarpous gynoecium; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Geum rossii - Native, from Rocky Mountain National Park, CO. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Geum rossii - Native, from Rocky Mountain National Park, CO. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Hagenia abyssinica from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Ivesia gordonii - alpine mousetail -- St. Mary's Peak, Ravalli Co., Montana, USA. - photo: James Reveal

Ivesia gordonii - flowers of the alpine mousetail -- St. Mary's Peak, Ravalli Co., Montana, USA. - photo: James Reveal

Malus domestica - Cultivated. (Braeburn) - photo: TAMU - JM

Malus domestica - Cultivated. (Macintosh) - photo: TAMU - JM

Malus domestica - Cultivated. (Red Delicious) - photo: TAMU - JM

Malus domestica - Cultivated. (Texas Golden) - photo: TAMU - JM

Malus domestica - Cultivated. (Golden Delicious) - photo: TAMU - JM

Malus domestica - Cultivated. (Granny Smith) - photo: TAMU - JM

Malus domestica - Cultivated. (Gala) - photo: TAMU - JM

Malus domestica (fruit - pome)

Malus domestica - section of pome with locules and ovary/hypanthium boundary - domesticated apple - photo: TAMU-HW

Malus pumila (zoom) - free-living 'crab apple' - Beech Road, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Plant in flower; cultivated in Cooperrider garden, Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Flower; cultivated in Cooperrider garden, Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Leaves; cultivated in Cooperrider garden, Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Plant in flower; white form, cultivated in Cooperrider garden, Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Flower; white form, cultivated in Cooperrider garden, Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Leaves and last year's fruit; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Plant in flower; Jackson Bog, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Flowers; Jackson Bog, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Pentaphylloides floribunda (zoom) - Inflorescences; Jackson Bog, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Petrophyton caespitosum - Native, from Zion National Park, UT. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Petrophytum caespitosum - rock spiraea -- Tony Grove, Cache Co., Utah, USA. - photo: James Reveal

Petrophytum caespitosum - flowers of rock spiraea -- Tony Grove, Cache Co., Utah, USA. - photo: James Reveal

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Flowering branch; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Flowers; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Flowers, side view; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Flower, side view; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Leaf; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Fruiting branch; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Developing fruit; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Leaves; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Fruiting branch from side; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Developing infructescence, from side; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia floribunda (zoom) - Fruiting branch; Tom S. Cooperrider-Kent Bog, near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Photinia serratus - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Photinia serrulata - Cultivated. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Photinia serrulata - Cultivated. (fruits) - photo: TAMU - JM

Photinia serrulata (stem-bud scale scars)

Physocarpus opulifolius - flowers at anthesis - photo: TAMU-HW

Physocarpus opulifolius - flowers past anthesis, setting fruit - photo: TAMU-HW

Potentilla canadensis - flower - Holmes County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Potentilla flabellifolia - Native, from Tipsoo Lake, Chinook Pass, WA. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Potentilla flabellifolia - Native, from Tipsoo Lake, Chinook Pass, WA. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Potentilla tormentilla from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Prunus angustifolia - Native, from Navasota Flora. Known as Chickasaw Plum. (twig with fruit) - photo: TAMU - MR

Prunus caroliniana - Cultivated. (branch - fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus caroliniana - Native. (flowers - immature) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus caroliniana - Native. (flowers -honeybee) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus caroliniana - Native. (flowers - close-up) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus caroliniana (zoom) - Flower from side; Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus caroliniana (zoom) - Flower from above; Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus caroliniana (zoom) - Inflorescence; Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus caroliniana (zoom) - Leafy shoot, lateral buds and nodes; Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus caroliniana (zoom) - Leafy shoot; Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus caroliniana (zoom) - Trunk, sapsucker signature; Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus caroliniana - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Prunus cerasus from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Prunus domestica (fruit - drupe)

Prunus havardii - Native, from Big Bend National Park. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus mexicana - native, from College Station, TX. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus mexicana - native, from College Station, TX. (hypanthium) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus mexicana - mature drupe - big - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - mature drupe - small - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - mature drupe - bloom/scale - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - mature drupe - mesocarp exposed - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - tree in flower - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - tree in flower [jpg] - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - flower - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - flower - sectioned (gynoecium) - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - maturing gynoecium - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus mexicana - past anthesis - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus persica - Cultivated. (nectarine) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus persica - Cultivated. (flower - close-up) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus persica - Cultivated. (flower - longtudinal section) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus Persica - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Prunus serotina - Native, from College Station, TX. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus serotina - Native, from College Station, TX. (flowering branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus serotina - Native, from College Station, TX. (inflorescence) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus serotina (zoom) - Fruit branches; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus serotina (zoom) - Developing fruit; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus serotina (zoom) - Leaf; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus serotina (zoom) - Leaf blade base, upper petiole, glands; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus serotina (zoom) - leaf; Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus serotina (zoom) - fruit; Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus serotina (zoom) - fruit, hypanthium - close; Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Prunus sp. - Cultivated. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Prunus umbellata var. umbellata (zoom) - Leaf; Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Collier County, Florida - photo: TAMU-HW

Pseudocynonia Sinensis - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Purshia mexicana [id not certain] - Native, from Zion National Park, UT. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Purshia tridentata [id not certain] - Native, from Zion National Park, UT. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyracantha coccinea (shrub)

Pyrus cv. calleryana - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Pyrus arbutifolia - Native, from Sundew Trail, Big Thicket, TX. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyrus calleryana - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Pyrus communis - Cultivated. (pear - Bartlett) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyrus malus from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Pyrus sp. - Cultivated. (branch - flowers) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyrus sp. - Cultivated. (fruits) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyrus sp. - Cultivated. (flower close-up) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyrus sp. - Cultivated. (hypanthium) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyrus sp. - Cultivated. (flower - close-up) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyrus sp. - Cultivated. (hypanthium) - photo: TAMU - JM

Pyrus sp. (stem - term. bud)

Pyrus sp. (stem - lateral bud)

Pyrus sp. (leaf - undulate)

Pyrus ussuriensis - Cultivated. (pear - Asian) - photo: TAMU - JM

Quillaja saponaria from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Raphiolepis indica - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Raphiolepis Umbellata - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Rosa blanda - flower - Holmes County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa bracteata (zoom) - Flower, close; Bovay Boy Scout Ranch, Grimes County, Texas - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa bracteata (zoom) - Plant in flower; Bovay Boy Scout Ranch, Grimes County, Texas - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa bracteata (zoom) - Leaf; Bovay Boy Scout Ranch, Grimes County, Texas - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa bracteata (zoom) - Node with prickles; Bovay Boy Scout Ranch, Grimes County, Texas - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa bracteata (zoom) - Mature hip with calyx lobes (side); Bovay Boy Scout Ranch, Grimes County, Texas - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa bracteata (zoom) - Mature hip with calyx lobes (from above); Bovay Boy Scout Ranch, Grimes County, Texas - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa bracteata (zoom) - Flower at anthesis (front view); Bovay Boy Scout Ranch, Grimes County, Texas - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa bracteata (zoom) - Flower at anthesis (side view); Bovay Boy Scout Ranch, Grimes County, Texas - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa centifolia from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Rosa multiflora (zoom) - Inflorescence, close; Kridler Nursery, Homeworth, Columbiana County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa multiflora (zoom) - Leaf; Kridler Nursery, Homeworth, Columbiana County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa multiflora (zoom) - Flower from front; Kridler Nursery, Homeworth, Columbiana County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa multiflora (zoom) - Flower from side; Kridler Nursery, Homeworth, Columbiana County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa multiflora (zoom) - Inflorescence; Kridler Nursery, Homeworth, Columbiana County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa multiflora (zoom) - Plant in flower; Kridler Nursery, Homeworth, Columbiana County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa sp. - Cultivated. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rosa sp. - Cultivated. (fruits - wild (Las Vegas,NM)) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rosa sp. - Cultivated. (flower - cultivated) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rosa sp. - Cultivated. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rosa sp. - Cultivated. (cultivated) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rosa sp. (stipule)

Rosa sp. (flower - perigynous)

Rosa sp. (fruit - hip)

Rosa sp. (flower - perigynous)

Rosa sp. - flower - domesticated - photo: TAMU-HW

Rosa sp. - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Rosa species - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Rosa Vielchenblau - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project

Rubus allegheniensis (zoom) - Flowers at and past anthesis; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rubus allegheniensis (zoom) - Flower at anthesis; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rubus allegheniensis (zoom) - Leaves; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rubus allegheniensis (zoom) - Developing fruit; J. Arthur Herrick Fen near Kent, Portage County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rubus flagellaris - Native, from College Station, TX. (whole plant in fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rubus flagellaris - Native, from College Station, TX. (branch in fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rubus idaeus (zoom) - Stem with prickles; Beech Creek near Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rubus idaeus - red raspberry with calyx, receptacle, and fruit mass (druplets) - cultivated - photo: TAMU-HW

Rubus idenus from Kohler's Medicinal Plants

Rubus sp. (zoom) - shoot with prickle; Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rubus sp. (zoom) - glaucous shoot, node, stipules; Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Rubus trivialis - Native, from College Station, TX. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rubus trivialis - Native, from College Station, TX. (immature fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rubus trivialis - Native, from College Station, TX. (mature fruit) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rubus trivialis - Native, from Navasota Flora. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rubus trivialis - Native, from Navasota Flora. (immature fruits) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rubus trivialis - native, from College Station, TX. (flower) - photo: TAMU - JM

Rubus trivialis - flower - photo: TAMU-HW

Sorbus aucuparia - Native, from Treasure Falls, CO. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Sorbus aucuparia - Native, from Treasure Falls, CO. (fruits) - photo: TAMU - JM

Sorbus aucuparia - Native, from Pikes Peak, CO. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Sorbus aucuparia (zoom) - fruit; cultivated, Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Sorbus aucuparia (zoom) - leaf/fruit; cultivated, Beech Road, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Sorbus sitchensis - Native, from Tipsoo Lake, Chinook Pass, WA. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Sorbus sitchensis - Native, from Tipsoo Lake, Chinook Pass, WA. (inflorescence) - photo: TAMU - JM

Spiraea alba (zoom) - Inflorescence; Jackson Bog, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Spiraea alba (zoom) - Inflorescences; Jackson Bog, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Spiraea alba (zoom) - plants in marsh at Quail Hollow State Park, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Spiraea alba (zoom) - flowers at anthesis - from plants in marsh at Quail Hollow State Park, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Spiraea alba (zoom) - flowers well past anthesis - from plants in marsh at Quail Hollow State Park, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Spiraea alba (zoom) - follicles - from plants in marsh at Quail Hollow State Park, Stark County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW

Spiraea densiflora - Native, from Tipsoo Lake, Chinook Pass, WA. (branches) - photo: TAMU - JM

Spiraea sp. - Cultivated. (flowers) - photo: TAMU - JM

Spiraea tomentosa - Native, from Cumberland Plateau. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

Spiraea tomentosa - Native, from Cumberland Plateau. (branch) - photo: TAMU - JM

Spiraea tomentosa - Native, from Cumberland Plateau. (flowers) - photo: TAMU - JM