"The page (cicoro) i showed is identical to 2v in my perception."
Nothing except the petals is similar.
cicoro VMS 2v
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Leaf heart-shaped or sagittate reniform (kidney-shaped)
Root tap root (like dandelion) rhizome with leaf scars (like many wetland and aquatic plants)—a rhizome grows sideways
Style not visible beyond the petals protruding, hirsute/filamentous
I notice you referenced "cicoro" from LJS 419. If you are going to choose a plant from 419 to match with VMS 2v, it would have been better to select Antolus. Even if it's not identical, at least it has rounded (though not quite reniform) leaves and a distinctive rhizome and the extra "wave" above the rhizome suggests it might be an aquatic or wetland plant. I'm not saying LJS 419 and the VMS plant are the same, the LJS 419 plants are less accurately drawn, but you have to look at the morphology of each of the parts, not just the petals.
![[Image: LJSAntolas.jpg]](http://voynichportal.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/LJSAntolas.jpg)
Nothing except the petals is similar.
cicoro VMS 2v
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Leaf heart-shaped or sagittate reniform (kidney-shaped)
Root tap root (like dandelion) rhizome with leaf scars (like many wetland and aquatic plants)—a rhizome grows sideways
Style not visible beyond the petals protruding, hirsute/filamentous
I notice you referenced "cicoro" from LJS 419. If you are going to choose a plant from 419 to match with VMS 2v, it would have been better to select Antolus. Even if it's not identical, at least it has rounded (though not quite reniform) leaves and a distinctive rhizome and the extra "wave" above the rhizome suggests it might be an aquatic or wetland plant. I'm not saying LJS 419 and the VMS plant are the same, the LJS 419 plants are less accurately drawn, but you have to look at the morphology of each of the parts, not just the petals.