Naauwkeurige beschryving der aardgewassen, waar in de veelerley aart en bijzondere eigenschappen der boomen, heesters, kruyden, bloemen, met haare vrugten, zaden, wortelen en bollen, neevens derzelver waare voort-teeling, gelukkige aanwinning, en heylzaame genees-krachten ... beschreeven worden;
A 1696 Dutch botanical treatise by Abraham Munting, published in Leyden and Utrecht, describing trees, shrubs, herbs and flowers with their fruits, seeds, roots and bulbs for cultivation and medicinal use. The plates are engraved plant portraits set against landscape backdrops, with Latin names on cartouches, showing stems, leaves and blooms in clear linear detail that a designer could use for botanical motifs, border patterns or vintage herbal framing.
