Nouvelle flore coloriée de poche des Alpes et des Pyrénées, v.1. Paris, Klincksieck, 1906-1912. Alps, plants, Pyrenees, The New York Botanical Garden, Juniperus nana, Women in Science, Cecile Pfulb Kastner, Charles Flahault, Botany, Flowers, Juniperus communis, Juniperus communis var. saxatilis, Mountain Juniper, Dwarf Juniper, Cecile Pfulb Kastner, 2, 2, The illustration features a branch of Juniperus nana, commonly known as dwarf juniper. This plant is characterized by its distinctive needle-like leaves and clusters of round, blueish-white berries. The branch is depicted with fine details of its foliage and fruit, showcasing the natural beauty of this conifer. Accompanying the illustration are labels in multiple languages: 'Juniperus nana' in Latin, along with its names in French ('Génévrier nain') and German ('Zwerg-Wacholder'). This representation emphasizes the botanical features and ecological significance of this species, which thrives in alpine and rocky regions.