The important thing about 1v is that the leaves are two colors and I think this was done deliberately to help identify the plant. If it is Hypericum (one of a number of possibilities, but Hypericum is one of the top choices on my list), then it makes complete sense because one of the distinguishing characteristics of Hypericum is the red and green leaves. Also, as I mentioned upthread, a red dye-sap is extracted from the leaves.
I posted pictures of the plant on a long-ago thread and so did Linda:
![[Image: 687474703a2f2f7777772e6c6f76656168617070...6e2e6a7067]](https://voynichcamo.herokuapp.com/ed4c2afaa3834c45b698769407c37280a9040394/687474703a2f2f7777772e6c6f7665616861707079656e64696e672e636f6d2f77702d636f6e74656e742f75706c6f6164732f323031352f31302f48797065726963756d2d616e64726f7361656d756d2d416c627572792d507572706c652d617574756d6e2e6a7067)
So... that might account for the "g" and also the other mark in the reddish-brownish-yellow-colored leaf on the right.
I posted pictures of the plant on a long-ago thread and so did Linda:
So... that might account for the "g" and also the other mark in the reddish-brownish-yellow-colored leaf on the right.