J. Sturms Flora von Deutschland, Stuttgart, K. G. Lutz, 1900-1907, Germany, Flowers, The illustration features a detailed botanical representation of the plant known as Convallaria amplexifolia, commonly referred to as the northern wild lily of the valley. The depiction emphasizes the elongated, pointed leaves that are arranged in a rosette formation. Accompanying the leaves are small, bell-shaped flowers positioned along the stem, showcasing their delicate structure. Additionally, the illustration highlights the fruit, which is depicted prominently, demonstrating its round shape and vibrant color. Various labeled parts of the plant (marked a, b, c, d, e, and f) provide a clear reference to distinct elements, making it a useful resource for botanical study and identification.