Folio 10v Plant Identification

[Aga Tentakulus]

   

First, to stay on topic regarding f10v, I have no idea.
I have an example, but the leaves hanging down are missing.
To date, I haven't come across anything better. It's a tough nut to crack.

As for the viola, it was used but is not classic. A classic would be eyebright, which has similar-looking flowers.
I could imagine that they were confused.
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I am certain that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. was drawn as a bird knotweed.
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Just like in this book as f010r.
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However, f010r does not refer to it as bird knotweed but as deer spring.
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However, this plant has flowers at the end of its stem. Hischsprung is also the name of a disease in infants.

I think the VM author had had enough of the plant books from the copy shops where they just copy but have no idea what they are seeing and drawing. Pseudo plants.
I think he got them from nature and copied them, which is why they are so realistic. But even he could have got something wrong.
Which disease really belongs to which plant?