Solanaceae


The Solanaceae, or nightshade family, is filled with robust and adaptable aquatic plants. Their intriguing leaf designs and structure add a touch of wilderness and exoticism to the underwater scenery.

Brugmansia cultivars or Angel's Trumpet of the Solanaceae family are native to tropical South America, but all seven species are extinct in the wild 🎺
Nicandra physalodes (L.) Gaertn. (Solanaceae)

A) Rama con flores. B) Hoja. C) Flor en vista frontal. D) Flor en vista lateral. E) Lóbulo del cáliz. F) Corola disecada, mostrando el androceo. G) Detalle de un estambre. H) Gineceo. I) Corte transversal del ovario. J) Estigma. K) Fruto completo y con el caliz disecado. L) Semilla. an: antera, ca: cáliz, co: corola, eg: estigma, es: estambre, et: estilo, fi: filamento, ov: ovario, ovu: óvulos.

A) Branch with flowers. B) Leaf. C) Flower, front view. D) Flower, lateral view. E) Calyx lobe. F) Corolla disected, showing the androecium. G) Detail of a stamen. H) Gynoecium. I) Transversal section of the ovary. J) Stigma. K) Fruit, whole and with the calyx dissected. L) Seed. an: anther, ca: calyx, co: corolla, eg: stigma, es: stamen, et: style, fi: filament, ov: ovary, ovu: ovules.

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Hyoscyamus reticulatus- Negev Desert
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