Bristly locust tree, Robinia hispida
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Bristly locust tree, Robinia hispida
Bristly locust tree, Robinia hispida.. Handcolored botanical illustration drawn and engraved by William Clark from Richard Morriss Flora Conspicua, London, Longman, Rees, 1826
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Drawn Engraved Floraconspicua Gardenflower Richardmorris Williamclark
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1. Title: A Vibrant Portrayal of the Bristly Locust Tree: A Botanical Marvel from the Past This exquisite handcolored botanical illustration showcases the intricate beauty of the Bristly Locust Tree, scientifically known as Robinia hispida. Drawn and engraved by the skilled hand of William Clark, this masterpiece was published in Richard Morriss's Flora Conspicua in London, 1826, by Longman, Rees. The illustration captures the tree in its full glory, with its distinctive bristly bark and large, compound leaves adorned with pinnate leaflets. The tree's small, yellow flowers bloom in dense, rounded clusters, adding a burst of color against the tree's green backdrop. The illustration also highlights the tree's pods, which are characteristic of the Robinia genus and are filled with small seeds. Botanical illustrations like this one were an essential part of the scientific community during the 19th century. They allowed botanists and horticulturists to accurately identify and document plant species from around the world. The intricate details captured in these illustrations were crucial for the advancement of botany and the development of gardens and green spaces. The history of the Brunswick locust tree is an interesting one. Originally native to South America, it was introduced to Europe in the late 1600s and quickly became a popular ornamental tree due to its attractive appearance and hardiness. It was also valued for its ability to fix nitrogen from the air, making it an excellent addition to gardens and agricultural lands. Today, the Brunswick locust tree remains a beloved specimen in botanical gardens and private collections around the world. Its vibrant yellow flowers and distinctive bristly bark continue to captivate and inspire those who encounter it. This beautiful botanical illustration serves as a testament to the enduring allure of the natural world and the importance of documenting its wonders.
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