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The focus of Botany allows us to answer the scientific when, where, how and whys of plant life.
Because plants are essential to our survival, botanical research has the potential to increase and improve our supplies of medicines, foods, building materials and renewable energy sources, among others.
Here are a few examinations into plant life from the Medical Illustration Sourcebook artists:
Molly Borman-Pullen
Molly Borman Biomedical Illustrations, Inc.
Frank Ippolito
Production Post Studios
Woodlands Cube- for New York Times’ Science Times cover article entitled, “A Wild, Fearsome World Under Each Fallen Leaf”
Jillian Walters
Garden Iris Varieties
Lucy Conklin
Alstroemeria Dissection
Sara Menon
Hydrangea macrophylla
Audra Geras
Geras Healthcare Productions
The Weber Group
Kristin Link
Monterey Pine Cones
Sharon Birzer
Hypogymnia occidentalis Goldendale, WA
Ryan Kissinger
Kissinger Medical Visuals
Stephanie Rozzo
Sea Lavender
Paul Mirocha
The Wiley Group
Bitter Melon, Momordica charantia
Gail Guth
Guth Illustration & Design
Mesa Schumacher
Aloe plant
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