Sämmtliche Giftgewächse Deutschlands Leipzig, F. Voight, 1854, plants, Germany, poisonous plants, The New York Botanical Garden, pictorial works, Conium maculatum, Depicted is a botanical illustration featuring the distinctive anatomy of the hemlock plant, scientifically known as Conium maculatum. The illustration highlights various elements, including the plant's tall, upright stem adorned with fine, feathery leaves, and its characteristic clusters of small white flowers atop the inflorescence. Additionally, details of the roots are shown, emphasizing the plant's growth structure. The delicate artistry captures the intricate details of the plant's morphology, providing insights into its botanical features and overall structure. Labels and annotations accompany the illustration, identifying parts of the plant and contributing to its educational value.