It's N for Newfare wasser pluem (Nuphar wasser blumen).
But you have to be careful because they used the names Nenuphar, Nuphar, and Nymphaea rather interchangeably... give me two minutes and I'll look up the actual ID for this plant. I've gone through the herbals in detail and worked out the plant IDs (and the handwriting) for most of them.
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Back... this is more than likely Nymphaea pygmaea but given the way they fudged on flowers and sometimes borrowed flowers from other species, it's also possible it's frogbit (another of the small water lilies), Villarsia. It comes in both white and yellow. The drawing is closer to Nymphaea pygmaea. Villarsia doesn't have as many petals and sometimes has a prominent pistil.
But you have to be careful because they used the names Nenuphar, Nuphar, and Nymphaea rather interchangeably... give me two minutes and I'll look up the actual ID for this plant. I've gone through the herbals in detail and worked out the plant IDs (and the handwriting) for most of them.
Back in a few...
....
Back... this is more than likely Nymphaea pygmaea but given the way they fudged on flowers and sometimes borrowed flowers from other species, it's also possible it's frogbit (another of the small water lilies), Villarsia. It comes in both white and yellow. The drawing is closer to Nymphaea pygmaea. Villarsia doesn't have as many petals and sometimes has a prominent pistil.
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