#flore

Le sentier des roches, Bas-Rhin

Le sentier des roches, Bas-Rhin

Magnifiques buissons luxuriants, couverts de boutons et déjà en fleurs. À maturité, ils atteignent jusqu'à 60 cm de hauteur.

Le sentier des roches, Bas-Rhin

🌼 La flore et la pomone francaises Paris: Chez l'auteur, rue Furstemberg, 1828-1833. Original source Image description: An 1828-1833 botanical illustration titled "Fumeterre" from "La flore et la pomone francaises," depicting two distinct flowering plants. On the left is a slender, tall stem with finely divided, feathery green leaves and clusters of small purple flowers. On the right is a shorter plant with broader, deeply lobed green leaves and a single curved stem bearing bell-shaped pink flowers with yellow anthers. Below the plants are detailed small sketches of seed pods and flower structures. The page shows signs of age with scattered brown spots on a cream background. The artwork offers a precise, naturalistic study of the plants’ morphology.

🌼 Études de systématique et de géographie botaniques sur la flore du Bas- et du Moyen-Congo Bruxelles: Par ordre du Secrétaire d'États, 1903-1912. Original source Image description: Black-and-white botanical illustration of Dioscorea sapini de Wild, showing an elongated vine with multiple large, broad leaves and delicate clusters of small flowers or seeds extending along the stem. The detailed etching highlights the texture and veins of the leaves. The illustration spans two pages of an early 20th-century botanical study titled "Études de systématique et de géographie botaniques sur la flore du Bas- et du Moyen-Congo," published in Brussels between 1903 and 1912. The plate number LXVI and the printer's stamp from the Smithsonian Institution dated April 25, 1913, are visible.

Nymphéa de Latour-Marliac

🌼 The genus M̲a̲s̲d̲e̲v̲a̲l̲l̲i̲a̲ London: R.H. Porter, 1896. Original source Image description: Botanical illustration of the genus Masdevallia, depicting a small cluster of orchid plants with slender, elongated green leaves and multiple triangular flowers with maroon and yellow patterned petals. Below the main plant image are detailed close-up drawings of individual floral parts, including petals, sepals, and reproductive structures, numbered for reference. The page is from an 1896 publication by R.H. Porter in London, showcasing intricate floral morphology for study.