Atlas der Alpenflora Wien, Alpenvereins, 1882, Alps, Atlases, Mountain Plants, The New York Botanical Garden, This illustration features the Aquilegia atrata, commonly known as the Black Columbine. The plant is depicted with its distinct dark maroon flowers, showcasing their unique shape and form. Accompanying the main image are detailed sketches that highlight various anatomical features of the flower, including the petals and reproductive structures. The lush green leaves are also visible, providing a vibrant contrast to the deep hues of the blooms. This botanical representation emphasizes the elegance and intricacies of the species, capturing both the beauty and complexity of its morphology.

Atlas der Alpenflora Wien, Alpenvereins, 1882, Alps, Atlases, Mountain Plants, The New York Botanical Garden, This illustration features the Aquilegia atrata, commonly known as the Black Columbine. The plant is depicted with its distinct dark maroon flowers, showcasing their unique shape and form. Accompanying the main image are detailed sketches that highlight various anatomical features of the flower, including the petals and reproductive structures. The lush green leaves are also visible, providing a vibrant contrast to the deep hues of the blooms. This botanical representation emphasizes the elegance and intricacies of the species, capturing both the beauty and complexity of its morphology.

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