The civil and natural history of Jamaica. London, Printed for the author and sold by T. Osborne and J. Shipton in Gray's-Inn, 1756., The illustration features a botanical study showcasing various parts of a plant. Prominently displayed are large, detailed leaves with a smooth texture and pronounced veins, emphasizing their organic structure. Adjacent to the leaves are smaller sketches depicting flowers and berries, with intricate details illustrating the reproductive aspects of the plant. In the lower section, additional smaller figures provide a closer look at the plant's anatomical features, including flower arrangements and seed formations. This composition highlights both the aesthetic beauty and scientific significance of the species, capturing its natural elements and developmental stages with precision.