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RFJ48KP6–Natural regeneration of fir, spruce and beech under a canopy of overwood of beeches and firs in a mountainous forest in Styria, Austria.
RMEBN5F3–begonia (Begonia spec.), cuttings of begonia, spider plant and Cyanotis in a glass of water for getting roots
RF2K30CA2–Scientific Designing of Pistil Structure. The Female Reproductive System in Plants. Colorful Symbols. Vector Illustration.
RMA9H9M7–chandelier plant (Kalanchoe tubiflora, Bryophyllum tubiflorum), with complet developed plants at the edge of the leaves
RM2AHJC9H–Coralroot Bittercress, Cardamine bulbifera, in flower and with bulbils in the nodes. Beech woodland. UK rarity.
RF2T39BYW–Reproduction of the flower Echeveria Blue Swan. The vegetative process of a flower is a baby. Gray leaves. Growing succulents and cacti. Floriculture. Bud closeup. Leafy green background.
RMAC364R–Mother-of-Thousands, Strawberry Geranium, Creeping Saxifrage (Saxifraga stolonifera), stolon with young plant
RF2PMY3H7–The stem of a branch with germinating rudiments of roots close-up - vegetative reproduction of garden plants
RMTREE36–pellucid four-tooth moss (Tetraphis pellucida, Georgia pellucida), with perichaetia, Germany
RMA9TT06–Dwarf Abromeitiella lorentziana (Bromeliaceae) colonial plant from high Andes from Northern Argentina
RFJ48KY4–Natural regeneration of fir, spruce and beech under a canopy of overwood of beeches and firs in a mountainous forest in Styria, Austria.
RM2AHKNG8–Phragmites australis, common reed, invasive plant, going to seed, Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, Texas.
RF2K30CE9–Scientific Designing of Pistil Structure. The Female Reproductive System in Plants. Colorful Symbols. Vector Illustration.
RMDG3H4K–Blackberry, or Bramble (Rubus fruticosus). New vigorous growth, which allows for branching out and rooting , forming new plant.
RF2JNA4F8–Grafting is a vegetative method of plant reproduction by combining parts of several plants. It is used in gardening
RM2AHJCB7–Coralroot Bittercress, Cardamine bulbifera, in flower and with bulbils in the nodes. Beech woodland. UK rarity.
RF2RPM1XM–Reproduction of the flower Echeveria Blue Swan. The vegetative process of a flower is a baby. Gray leaves. Growing succulents and cacti. Floriculture. Bud closeup. Leafy green background.
RF2PMY3H5–The stem of a branch with germinating rudiments of roots close-up - vegetative reproduction of garden plants
RMTREE2W–pellucid four-tooth moss (Tetraphis pellucida, Georgia pellucida), with perichaetia, Germany
RF2HJ6C3N–The stalk of Benjamin's variegate ficus for rooting in a glass on a purple background very peri tinting. Vegetative reproduction of indoor plants
RF2J20TH0–Kalanchoe daigremontiana, formerly known as Bryophyllum daigremontianum and commonly called mother of thousands, alligator plant, or Mexican hat plant
RFJ48KWX–Natural regeneration of fir, spruce and beech under a canopy of overwood of beeches and firs in a mountainous forest in Styria, Austria.
RF2GHT946–Insulin plant or Costus pictus (Chamaecostus cuspidatus) with pitcher-shaped yellow flowers
RF2R40T9F–Repotting a home plant aglaonema into new pot in home interior. Woman in an apron Caring for a potted plant
RMDG3H69–Blackberry, or Bramble (Rubus fruticosus). New vigorous growth, which allows for branching out and rooting , forming new plant.
RF2PH9YA0–White flower of pepper and juicy green leaves, selective focus. Flower bell pepper among green leaves in the garden. The first flowers of planted
RM2AHJCA9–Coralroot Bittercress, Cardamine bulbifera, in flower and with bulbils in the nodes. Beech woodland. UK rarity.
RF2RXK24X–Reproduction of the flower Echeveria Blue Swan. The vegetative process of a flower is a baby. Gray leaves. Growing succulents and cacti. Floriculture. Bud closeup. Leafy green background.
RM2FYW35C–As the flower of the Daffodil dies away in late spring the plant invests its energy in the growing of seeds in the swelling ovary.
RMTREE35–pellucid four-tooth moss (Tetraphis pellucida, Georgia pellucida), with perichaetia, Germany
RFJ48KR3–Natural regeneration of fir, spruce and beech under a canopy of overwood of beeches and firs in a mountainous forest in Styria, Austria.
RM2K12K6J–The delicate colours of the Pink Ink Plant flowers are a feature of the grassland savannas during the rains. This plant is hemiparasitic
RF2GHT6A6–Insulin plant or Costus pictus (Chamaecostus cuspidatus) with pitcher-shaped yellow flowers
RF2R40TA0–Repotting a home plant aglaonema into new pot in home interior. Woman in an apron Caring for a potted plant
RMDG3GXC–Blackberry, or Bramble (Rubus fruticosus). New vigorous growth, which allows for branching out and rooting , forming new plant.
RM2F9XG6E–The delicate bright pink flowers of the Pink Ink Plant usually indicate disturbed, poor quality soils. They are parasitic on some grasses
RF2BNWKTT–Mushrooms Encyclopedia vector design. Amanita muscaria fungi illustration on white background
RM2AHJC7F–Coralroot Bittercress, Cardamine bulbifera, in flower and with bulbils in the nodes. Beech woodland. UK rarity.
RF2RG7XGE–Reproduction of the flower Echeveria Blue Swan. The vegetative process of a flower is a baby. Gray leaves. Growing succulents and cacti. Floriculture. Bud closeup. Leafy green background.
RM2AXEDDN–Plants and their ways in South Africa . Fig. 109.—Grafting; d, the stock to which the graft is attached. Thevarious elements in the process of budding. (From Thom^ and BennettsStructural and Physiological Botany.) Vegetative reproduction is sure and economical, a disad-vantage arises from the close crowding of new plants. 122 Plants and their Ways in South Africa Grafting and Budding.—When plants are grown fromseeds they often differ from the parent plant, owing to the factthat the ovules have been cross fertilized, i.e. pollen has beenbrought from another variety or species. Grafting is resor
RM2PJ1YN1–Viviparous fern (Diplazium proliferum) in tropical rainforest in Tai Nat. Park, Ivory Coast, Africa. Plantlets will fall off and grow into adult ferns
RFJ48KTT–Natural regeneration of fir, spruce and beech under a canopy of overwood of beeches and firs in a mountainous forest in Styria, Austria.
RF2GHT8E1–Insulin plant or Costus pictus (Chamaecostus cuspidatus) with pitcher-shaped yellow flowers
RMDG3GJR–Blackberry, or Bramble (Rubus fruticosus). New vigorous growth, which allows for branching out and rooting, forming new plant.
RF2R40T94–Repotting a home plant aglaonema into new pot in home interior. Woman in an apron Caring for a potted plant
RM2F9XG6D–The delicate bright pink flowers of the Pink Ink Plant usually indicate disturbed, poor quality soils. They are parasitic on some grasses
RF2RMJYEB–Reproduction of the flower Echeveria Blue Swan. The vegetative process of a flower is a baby. Gray leaves. Growing succulents and cacti. Floriculture. Bud closeup. Leafy green background.
RM2RHGMJB–The Pink Ink Flower is a common hemi-parasitic herbaceous plant in areas of disturbed soils and roadsides. They flower in the late rainy period.
RM2AXCD31–Plants and their ways in South Africa . m^ Bowe, has both simple and compound leaveson the same plant. B. tubiflorum^ Harv., shows the lowerpinnate of the first leaves of a branch reduced so that theleaves appear simple. The name means sprouting leaf. The fleshy leaves fall to theground, and young plants sprout from the notched edges. These sendout roots, and finally the entire plant takes root. See Fig. no, p. 122.Vegetative reproduction is quite frequent in the order. Order Bruniace^. This order of nine genera and forty-four species is peculiarto South Africa. It is confinedchiefly to the So
RMH11D9C–A lovely spire of pickerel weed florettes punctuates a lively green aquatic background with its lovely purple colors in Florida
RFJ48KRP–Natural regeneration of fir, spruce and beech under a canopy of overwood of beeches and firs in a mountainous forest in Styria, Austria.
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