Unsere Waldbäume, Sträucher und Zwergholzgewächse, Heidelberg, C. Winter, 1910, botany, Germany, trees, Margarete Schröder, women in science, Germany, The illustration features a detailed depiction of the Acer pseudoplatanus, commonly known as the sycamore maple. The plant is shown with its distinctive lobed leaves, which exhibit a rich texture. Alongside the leaves, small clusters of green flowers are visible, indicative of the plant's reproductive structures. Below the flowers, a few seed samaras hang, showcasing their characteristic winged design. The illustration is accompanied by the label 'Familie Aceraceae' and the name 'Bergahorn,' along with a note on size. This botanical representation highlights the elegance of the sycamore maple, with a focus on its leaves and blossoms.