Azores & Madeira / Portugal / Macaronesia – Endemic Plants Botanical Illustration
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Azores Madeira Portugal Macaronesia endemic plants: characteristic Picconia excelsa Madeira olive characteristic endemic large canopy tree Macaronesian Laurisilva characteristic leathery narrow-to-elliptic shiny-dark-green above pale-green below leaves characteristic small white four-petalled flowers characteristic ovoid black olive-like drupes — characteristic Myrica faya Fayal Canary Island Wax-Myrtle characteristic dominant tree Macaronesian Laurisilva characteristic densely-branched shrub-to-small-tree characteristic lanceolate-to-oblanceolate leathery dark-green aromatic Myrica leaves characteristic small rounded dark-purple-to-black waxy Myrica fruit catkin-like clustered fruiting sprays — characteristic Azorina vidalii Azorean Bell-Flower characteristic endemic monospecific genus Azores characteristic large funnel-to-bell-shaped characteristic flowers characteristic very-large bell-shaped pendent-to-suberect characteristic flowers characteristic large showy pink-to-white pale-pink petals characteristic succulent-textured fleshy spatulate-to-elliptic leaves — characteristic Geranium maderense Giant Herb-Robert Madeira characteristic enormous dramatic mound-forming giant rosette-and-flower-stalk characteristic enormous mound much-divided deeply-cut fern-like feathery geranium leaves characteristic very-many bright-pink large individual flowers characteristic reflexed downward-bending old leaf petioles forming radiating spider-leg-like support structure — characteristic Ocotea foetens Til characteristic dominant canopy tree Madeira Laurisilva characteristic large wide-spreading dense-canopy evergreen laurel-family characteristic elliptic-to-lanceolate glossy-dark-green above paler-below leaves characteristic three-vein-prominent venation pattern characteristic small yellow-green flowers.
