Flora medicale des Antilles ou, Traite des plantes usuelles, Paris, Pichard, 1821-1829, botany, westindies, medicinal plants, botany, medical, The illustration showcases a climbing plant with distinctive features. Prominently displayed are elongated, lobed leaves that exhibit a vibrant green hue. Along the stem, two rounded fruits are depicted, each adorned with subtle lines and a smooth texture, suggesting ripeness. The fruits are complemented by delicate floral details, with a small, open bloom illustrated nearby. At the base, a single flower emphasizes the plant's reproductive elements, while two additional fruit representations lie at the bottom, showcasing the species' variations. The botanical name, 'Corinde Clabre,' is elegantly inscribed, highlighting the plant's classification in a scientific context.