F90v1 - houndstongue?

[Juan_Sali]

I add something suspicious of this manuscript: on folio 43v there is "Erd Apfel":

That means "potatoes" in German. And it looks indeed like the picture shows potatoes.

The word Erdapfel had more meanings before the potatoes according to Wiktionary.
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