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Magellenic Bog moss Sphagnum magellicum a tuft of this crimson moss then further details of one leaf and of several fascicles or shoots

Oak Quercus robur pen and ink tree shape without leaves

Pointed Spear moss Calliergonella cuspidata ruft, individual shoot, stem leaf and shoot tip leaf

Oat grass Avena ludoviciana with individual spikelet

Red bog moss Sphagnum capillifolium tuft, shoot, clump pf shoots, fasicle, stem leaf and branch leaf

Oil seed rape flower Brassica napus flowering spike in stippled pen and ink with watercolour top wash

Rusty Hook moss Scorpidium revolvens tuft, individual shoot, and one recurved leaf

Soft bog moss Sphagnum tenellum a clump of this tiny delicate yellow moss and details of a shoot tip, one leaf, one shoot, and a few shoots together

Woolly Fringe moss Racomitrium lanuginosum tuft with one hairy shoot and one lone leaf

Monochaisal Cyme diagram usinf forget me not as an example

Monocot and Dicot plant schematics with root structure and generalised information about how leaves grow from the plant

Morning glory Ipomoea purpurea flowers twining and growing up a bamboo cane pyramid

Town clock Adoxa moschatellina with leaves and the 5 faced flowering head

Moss campion Silene acaulis tuft with detail of individual toothed leaf and flowers in bloom

Meadow rue Thalictrum flavum showing flowering head and leaves

Common haircap moss Polytrichum commune tuft of moss with detail of wet and dry moss fascicle, individual leaf, immatire capsule with calyptra and a wet mature spore capsule held horizontally

Meadow thistle Cirsium dissectum showing lone flower and pale underside of leaves and pale stem

Cypress leaved Plait moss Hypnum cupressiforme with detail of one leaf, the spore capsule, and a fascicle

Meadow waxcap Hygrocybe pratensis pencil drawing

Grimmia pulvinata and Tortula muralis moss growing on stone, both bearing spores. Details of individual spore capsules and individual leaves included

Meadow with wild flowers and insects and lark in the sky above, showing fertilized grassland without any other species then a gradual increase in flowers and other species until, in unimproved grassland, you have lots of wild flowers and associated insects, snails, and loveliness

Heath Plait moss Hypnum jutlandicum tuft of moss and details of an individual fascicle and one leaf

Meadowsweet Filipendula ulmaria in flower

Meadowsweet Filipendula ulmaria pencil drawing