Beige-colored paper background. A green plant with two large leaves at the base and a stem with two yellow flowers at the top. The yellow flowers have six petals with brown spots. Several smaller images of various plant parts are arranged around the main plant. These include flowers, buds, seeds, and stamens. Some of the smaller images are labeled with small letters. A line of small text in a foreign language is at the bottom. A small number "52" is not visible but the numeral "LII" is in the top right corner.
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