Illustrations of the genus Carex London, William Pamplin, 1858-1867. Carex, identification, pictorial works, sedge, This illustration showcases a detailed botanical study of the grass species *C. cryptogama*. The central focus is on the slender, upright stalks adorned with delicate feathery flower heads at their peak, indicative of the plant's reproductive structures. Surrounding the primary depiction are various illustrated forms, including seed pods and grains, illustrating the diversity of the plant's morphology. Each specimen is intricately rendered, emphasizing the unique shapes and textures, which serve as an educational reference for identification and classification in the field of botany.