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Aer-vessels (i.e. vascular bundles) unrooved in a vine leaf. Line engraving from The Anatomy of Plants... (1682), by Nehemiah Grew (1641-1721)

Aer-vessels (i.e. vascular bundles) unrooved in a vine leaf. Line engraving from The Anatomy of Plants... (1682), by Nehemiah Grew (1641-1721)


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Aer-vessels (i.e. vascular bundles) unrooved in a vine leaf. Line engraving from The Anatomy of Plants... (1682), by Nehemiah Grew (1641-1721)

GREW: PLANT ANATOMY, 1682.
Aer-vessels (i.e. vascular bundles) unrooved in a vine leaf. Line engraving from The Anatomy of Plants... (1682), by Nehemiah Grew (1641-1721)

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This print showcases a line engraving from Nehemiah Grew's renowned work, "The Anatomy of Plants" published in 1682. The intricate illustration depicts the mesmerizing intricacies of aer-vessels, also known as vascular bundles, within a vine leaf. Grew, an English botanist and physician who lived between 1641 and 1721, made significant contributions to the field of plant anatomy. In this remarkable engraving, we are offered a glimpse into the inner workings of nature's circulatory system. The unrooved aer-vessels can be seen branching out across the leaf like delicate veins carrying life-sustaining nutrients throughout the plant. This visual representation not only serves as a testament to Grew's meticulous observation skills but also highlights his dedication to unraveling the mysteries of botanical science. Beyond its scientific significance, this artwork holds historical value as it reflects England's growing interest in biology during that era. It is fascinating to consider how such detailed anatomical studies were conducted centuries ago without modern technology at hand. As we admire this enchanting print by The Granger Collection, let us appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and its contribution to our understanding of plants' inner workings. Through Grew's pioneering research and artistic talent, he has left an indelible mark on both botany and scientific illustration for generations to come.

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