Nouveau voyage aux isles de l'Amerique A Paris, au palais, Chez Theodore le Gras, 1742. Description and travel, natural history, pre-Linnean works, voyages and travels, West Indies, French, The illustration showcases two distinct botanical elements. At the top, there is a detailed depiction of a plant with elongated leaves, featuring holes that suggest insect activity or decay. This plant is labeled 'Liane Percée.' Below it, another plant, referred to as 'Raquettes ou poirier,' is presented with its segmented, cactus-like structure. The contrast between the leafy plant and the spiky one highlights the diversity of flora, with intricate linework capturing the unique characteristics of each specimen. The background text indicates a cataloging or educational purpose, suggesting these plants may have been studied for their ecological or medicinal properties.