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Pyrus sp. apple

Plate 63 from The Chief Natural Orders of Plants (1849). Illustrated and described by Elizabeth Twining (1805-1889)

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1805 1889 Apple Edible Elizabeth Twining Eudicot Eurosid Fabidae Malus Pear Pyrus Rosaceae Rosales Rosid Twining Angiospermae Dicot Dicotyledon Elizabeth Magnoliophyta


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Plate 63 from The Chief Natural Orders of Plants, illustrated and described by Elizabeth Twining, presents a captivating image of the Pyrus sp. apple, a beloved member of the Rosaceae family. This exquisite drawing, created in the nineteenth century, showcases the intricate details of the apple's delicate white flowers. Elizabeth Twining, a skilled botanical artist, masterfully captures the delicate petals, intricately veined leaves, and the subtle curves of the buds. Born in 1805, Twining was a prominent figure in the world of botanical illustration during the 19th century. Her meticulous work, which included numerous illustrations of fruit-bearing plants, was widely admired for its accuracy and beauty. The apple, a common fruit in the Pomaceae family, is depicted here as a member of the larger Rosid clade, which also includes roses, pears, and many other familiar fruits. As an eudicot, or a dicotyledon, the apple is part of the Angiospermae, a group of flowering plants characterized by their enclosed seeds and double embryos. The apple tree, a deciduous tree, is a member of the Malus genus, which is part of the Rosales order. The Rosales are further classified as part of the Eurosid clade, which includes a vast array of diverse plant species. The apple, a favorite fruit for centuries, is not only a delight to eat but also holds great significance in mythology and culture. Its appearance in this stunning botanical illustration is a testament to the enduring fascination with the natural world and the artistry of those who sought to capture its beauty.

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