Plant Anatomy Diagram: Shoot and Root Systems Explained #3533396 (License: Personal Use)

This educational illustration depicts a potted flowering plant with a vertical cutaway view, clearly distinguishing the shoot system (including apical and axillary buds, nodes, internodes, vegetative and reproductive shoots) from the root system (taproot and lateral roots). Each major organ-leaf (blade and petiole), stem segments, and floral structures (petals, stamens, carpels)-is accurately labeled to support botanical learning. The diagram is ideal for introductory botany or horticulture curricula.

Used in biology textbooks, online educational platforms, and gardening resources to teach plant morphology; matches user intent for visual learning about plant anatomy, growth points, and organ function.