Pomologie francaise, Paris, Langlois et Leclercq, 1846, arbres fruitiers, field guides, fruit trees, fruit culture, fruits, identification, plants, Virginale, This illustration features a branch of a Virginia fruit tree, showcasing its distinctive leaves and fruits. The vibrant green leaves are broad and textured, exhibiting prominent veins. The branch bears several round, pale fruits that are likely representative of the species, along with small clusters of delicate white flowers near the base. One fruit has been sliced open, revealing a light interior with a central seed, emphasizing the fruit's structure. The elegant lettering at the bottom identifies the subject as Virginica, hinting at its botanical classification and origin.