Dog-Rose (Rosa canina) Botanical Illustration | Plant Anatomy Guide #1413545 (License: Personal Use)

This finely engraved illustration depicts Rosa canina, the wild dog-rose, with numbered annotations identifying critical structures: 1 = stem, 2 = thorns, 3 = leaflets, 4 = stipules, 5 = hip (fruit), 6-7 = petals, 8-9 = sepals, 10 = stamens and receptacle. The image captures both flowering and fruiting stages, emphasizing the plant’s diagnostic traits for taxonomic identification. Signed by artist A. de., it reflects Victorian-era scientific illustration standards.

Used in educational resources, botanical textbooks, heritage gardening sites, and plant identification guides; serves users seeking accurate morphological references for wild roses or historical botanical art.