Texas Vascular Plant Image Library
Images of the Araliaceae
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Aralia racemosa (zoom) - Plant in early flower; woodlands near Stan Hywet Hall, Akron, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW
Aralia racemosa (zoom) - Flowers at anthesis; woodlands near Stan Hywet Hall, Akron, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW
Aralia racemosa (zoom) - Developing infructescence; woodlands near Stan Hywet Hall, Akron, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW
Aralia racemosa (zoom) - Flowers at anthesis, close; woodlands near Stan Hywet Hall, Akron, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW
Aralia racemosa (zoom) - Developing infructescence, close; woodlands near Stan Hywet Hall, Akron, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW
Aralia racemosa (zoom) - Developing infructescence from below; woodlands near Stan Hywet Hall, Akron, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW
Aralia spinosa - Native, from Navasota Flora. (stem - spines) - photo: TAMU - JM
Aralia spinosa (zoom) - Stipular spines; at bridge, Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW
Aralia spinosa (zoom) - Shoot with new leaves; at bridge, Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW
Aralia spinosa (zoom) - Active node; at bridge, Lick Creek Park, College Station (Brazos County), Texas (site overview) - photo: TAMU-HW
Hedera helix - Images from the Texas A&M Campus Flora Project
Opolopanax horridus - Native, from Federation Forest, WA. (fruits) - photo: TAMU - JM
Panax trifolius - Plant in flower - Holmes County, Ohio - photo: TAMU-HW
Schefflera actinophylla - Inflorescence with flower at anthesis - photo: TAMU-HW
Schefflera actinophylla - Inflorescence - Hawaii - Hanna, Maui - photo: TAMU-HW
Tetrapanax papyriferus - Cultivated, from San Antonio Botanical Garden. (whole plant) - photo: TAMU - JM

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