De Fructibus Et Seminibus Plantarum, a continuation of Joseph Gaertner's work, is a comprehensive study of plant fruits and seeds by Karl Friedrich von Gärtner. This multi-volume work, written in Latin, meticulously documents and describes various aspects of plant reproductive structures. Supplementing the original carpology of Joseph Gaertner, this work expands upon existing knowledge and provides valuable insights into the botanical sciences of the time. "De Fructibus Et Seminibus Plantarum" remains an important reference for botanists and historians of science, offering a detailed exploration of plant morphology and classification.

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