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Archival Giclee Prints: Images are available as Giclee prints on fine art paper, signed by the artist. Giclee prints are high-definition, finest quality digital prints on archival media. Large display sizes printed on a range of different media available on request. Contact us for prices and sizes.
Large display sizes print on a range of different media available on request
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A slice through the stem of leaf reveals the phloem and xylem channels that transport nutrients. |
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A macro image of orchids. |
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A triptych reveals the detailed structure of hibiscus stamina. The stamen is the male part of the flower and it produces the pollen. |
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A triptych reveals the stamen and the pistil of a water hyacinth. The stamen is the male part of the flower and it produces the pollen. The pistil is the female portion of the flower. The tip of the pistil is the stigma, which receives the pollen. |
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A triptych reveals the detailed structure of a pansy orchid. The petal design is genetically determined by DNA, which orchestrates the color of each individual cell that makes up this delicate petal. |
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A triptych reveals the stigma and stamen of two different impatience flowers. A close up view of the female pistil is on the left and the male stamen is on the right. |
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A panoramic image reveals the detailed structure of a hibiscus stigma. The stigma is the female part of the flower that receives the pollen. |
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