Flower Anatomy Diagram - Cross-Section Illustration of Reproductive Structures #302493 (License: Personal Use)

This vintage-style line drawing depicts a longitudinal cross-section of a typical angiosperm flower, emphasizing key reproductive organs: a central superior ovary with a slender style terminating in a receptive stigma, surrounded by six stamens (filaments topped with anthers). Fine stippling and hatching illustrate texture and depth, characteristic of 19th-century scientific illustrations used in taxonomy and morphology studies. The symmetrical arrangement suggests a monocot or radially symmetric eudicot flower.

Used in educational resources, biology textbooks, online plant identification guides, and museum exhibits to teach floral morphology; targets students, educators, and amateur botanists seeking visual clarity on flower structure.