APHOTOFLORA

An online educational resource and botanical image library dedicated to
the flora; wildflowers, trees, shrubs, ferns, liverworts and mosses, found in
South-West England, mostly around Devon and Cornwall, by David Fenwick.

A-P-H-O-T-O Wildlife Stock Image Library
Acer pseudoplatanus - Sycamore (Sapindaceae Images)
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Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- tree 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- tree 2

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- bud 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- buds 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- buds 2

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- buds 3

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- buds 4

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- bud blast 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- flower 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- flower 2

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- flowers 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- flowers 2

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- fruit / keys 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- fruit / keys 2

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- leaf upperside 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- leaf upperside 2

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- leaf upperside 3

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- young leaf 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- young leaves 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- leaves 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- leaves 2

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus
- stump / regrowth 1

Sycamore
Acer pseudoplatanus 'Brilliantissimum'
- leaves 1

Images of this species were taken at Devil's Point, Stonehouse, Plymouth, Devon. 06.05.04. SX464535; and at many other locations across Devon and Cornwall.

Images of Acer pseudoplatanus 'Brilliantissimum' taken at Morrab Sub-tropical Gardens, Penzance, Cornwall. 05.05.11.

 

Acer pseudoplatanus Sycamore Sapindaceae Aceraceae Images
The main objective of this website is in furthering environmental awareness and education through the medium of photography. To increase awareness and access to the flora of the region and help
people find and identify it. Sometimes the difference between species is obvious but a few species may only be determined by observing microscopic differences that are characteristic to any one species.