Alpen-Flora, Heidelberg, C. Winter, 1906, alps, mountain plants, pictorial works, green alder, The illustration depicts a branch of the Alnus viridis, commonly known as the green alder. It showcases the plant's distinctive leaves, which are broad and slightly serrated, arranged alternately along the stem. The branch also features elongated catkins, which serve as the tree's reproductive structure, alongside small, cone-like fruits that indicate the plant's ability to produce seeds. This botanical representation is labeled with its scientific name and mentions its common name in both English and French, emphasizing its significance in various regions. The detailed rendering highlights the natural beauty and intricate design of the leaves and growth structures.

Alpen-Flora, Heidelberg, C. Winter, 1906, alps, mountain plants, pictorial works, green alder, The illustration depicts a branch of the Alnus viridis, commonly known as the green alder. It showcases the plant's distinctive leaves, which are broad and slightly serrated, arranged alternately along the stem. The branch also features elongated catkins, which serve as the tree's reproductive structure, alongside small, cone-like fruits that indicate the plant's ability to produce seeds. This botanical representation is labeled with its scientific name and mentions its common name in both English and French, emphasizing its significance in various regions. The detailed rendering highlights the natural beauty and intricate design of the leaves and growth structures.

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