I am looking for free images of plant anatomical structures to be included in a book on plant anatomy. Specifically, I am looking for light microscope images of plant cells and tissues. I have many I have taken myself, but still are missing a few. The sites I have found have watermarked images. I would also like you to recommend a manual on how to cite the source of these images while respecting copyrights. Any information will be appreciated.
Hi Gerardo,
Maybe you could check this link:
https://cms.botany.org/home/resources/online_resources.html
Best
Hi Gerardo Avalos ,
You can also check shutterstock.com and download 10 high quality photos for free.
Thank you Ozodbek, I am looking for images of the shoot and root apical meristems, root hairs, dicto and monocot root sections, cambium, phellogen, haustorium, development of a secondary root, cross section of primary stem of dicots and monocots, lenticels, and cross sections of leaves of C4, C3, CAM, aquatic plant... among others.
What do you mean by free.?
There are many images to different plants and available for all researchers.
Seems that the images I found have a water mark, or have strong restrictions, so the best way to go is to generate my own images, which is not that bad. It requires more time. The issue here is that images I need will be used for a book , and although I am not expecting to get rich very likely the publishing company will get its share. So the images will be used for commercial purposes. That is the little but important detail that makes this issue tricky. Thank you all for your interest.
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