Science Source Stock Photo - Crocus tommasinianus flowers

Crocus tommasinianus flowers

Description: Drifts of Crocus tommasinianus naturalized in grass, a garden lawn in Dorset, UK. These are some of the first spring flowers in many gardens (late February into early March in the UK). Note the shape and symmetry of the flower. Each has two whorls of three petals. This trimerous symmetry (symmetry order three) is typical of monocotyledonous plants.

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Adrian Bicker/Science Source

Unique identifier: SS2428945

Legacy Identifier: SN3461

Type: Image

Size: 3620px × 4827px (~49 MB)

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