Flore médicale des Antilles, ou, Traité des plantes usuelles, Paris, Pichard, 1821-1829, botany, West Indies, medicinal plants, botany, medical, The illustration features a detailed study of a pepper plant, showcasing its distinctive leaves and stem. The plant's elongated leaves are depicted with visible veins and a smooth texture. Emerging from the stem is a vibrant new leaf, demonstrating the growth cycle of the plant. A prominent intertwining vine wraps around the stem, adding an element of complexity to the composition. The botanical illustration is accompanied by a label identifying the plant as 'Poivrier a Epis Crochus,' highlighting its scientific interest and significance within the study of botany. The overall aesthetic emphasizes the intricate beauty of the plant's structure and form.

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Flore médicale des Antilles, ou, Traité des plantes usuelles, Paris, Pichard, 1821-1829, botany, West Indies, medicinal plants, botany, medical, The illustration features a detailed study of a pepper plant, showcasing its distinctive leaves and stem. The plant's elongated leaves are depicted with visible veins and a smooth texture. Emerging from the stem is a vibrant new leaf, demonstrating the growth cycle of the plant. A prominent intertwining vine wraps around the stem, adding an element of complexity to the composition. The botanical illustration is accompanied by a label identifying the plant as 'Poivrier a Epis Crochus,' highlighting its scientific interest and significance within the study of botany. The overall aesthetic emphasizes the intricate beauty of the plant's structure and form.

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