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Clover root nodule diagram

Oak bark Quercus robur study

Hooked Scorpion moss Scorpidium scorpioides tuft with detail of one fascicle and of a leaf

Oak polypore fungus piptoporus quercinus bracket fungus growing on the side of an oak tree

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

Yellow starry feather moss Campyllium stellatum with detail of one shoot and of one leaf with cells at the base and a stem leaf

Mountain avans Dryas octopetala plant with flowrs and detail of a lone seed head

Mountain everlasting flower Antennaria dioica with flowers growing from a basal rosette and a second basal rosette growing from the main plant by adventitious growth

Mountain pansy Viola lutea with a dales landscape behind

Mountain pansy Viola lutea with several flowers and showing the different leaf shapes

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