Flora medica, oder, Abbildung der wichtigsten officinellen Pflanzen, Jena, August Schmid, 1831 i.e. 1829-1831, medicinal plants, the New York Botanical Garden, pictorial works, The illustration features a delicate branch of the Cassia fistula plant, also known as the golden shower tree. Prominently displayed is a long, slender seed pod hanging beneath a cluster of vibrant yellow flowers, which showcase their intricate petals and distinctive shape. The leaves are lush and green, adding to the plant's natural beauty. The detailed representation highlights the botanical elements, illustrating the connection between the elongated seed pod and the blooming flowers. Below the image, the scientific name 'Cassia fistula' is neatly inscribed.