I'm no botanist, perhaps you are. Perhaps you have seen this.
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The list may need an update. Aga's got a good one
Several people have gone through the VMs illustrations and found matches for most all, despite, I agree, they look like Frankenplantz. I'm still confused by all the examples of leaves with nebuly edges.
Identification of the plant in the illustration is only the first step. Finding the same plant in a relevant medieval source is the second step. Theory has it, if the plants are the same then the written texts may be similar. Sounds good, but AFAIK, it hasn't happened, obviously not a successful comparison.
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The list may need an update. Aga's got a good one
Several people have gone through the VMs illustrations and found matches for most all, despite, I agree, they look like Frankenplantz. I'm still confused by all the examples of leaves with nebuly edges.
Identification of the plant in the illustration is only the first step. Finding the same plant in a relevant medieval source is the second step. Theory has it, if the plants are the same then the written texts may be similar. Sounds good, but AFAIK, it hasn't happened, obviously not a successful comparison.