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the very big leave of the victoria lotus shaped like heart

red lotus in pond

Water lilies (Nymphaeaceae), which have not yet fully bloomed above the surface of the pond water. They live as rhizomatous aquatic plants in temperate and tropical climates around the world.

This lotus leaf is a plant from the Amazon region of South America. It is known that the tree was planted at the temple in the 1990s and is one of the rarest lotus varieties in the Southeast. On average, each leaf has a diameter of up to 4-5m. The 5cm curved leaf edges stand up like a giant tray. Southerners therefore call it a gun. On the contrary, Northerners quickly think of quai Thao hats. According to science, this plant has the scientific name Victoria amazonica and belongs to the water lily family. Usually lotus leaves can withstand a weight of 50-80kg. With a weight over 100-150kg, you need to choose the largest leaf size to load. King lotus leaves are light green and have a smooth top surface. The underside is initially bright red but gradually darkens with large, sharp veins. Leaf size may shrink depending on the season. In particular, the lotus leaves in the dry season are only 1 meter in diameter. During the rainy season, absorbing water vapor helps the leaves expand, sometimes up to 5m. This lotus variety is also larger than many other types. The flowers are white in the morning and turn pale pink in the afternoon. They bloom quickly with bright colors. It only takes about 3-5 days for the flowers to bloom.

A picturesque white lotus grows in a pond among round leaves.

White calla lily

White water lily grows in clear pond. Group flowers lotus of blooming in lake. Nymphaea alba it has roots are long and floating wide green leaves. Blossom herbaceous aquatic plant of family nymphaeum.

Fatick region, Senegal: Nymphaea lotus, white Egyptian lotus, aka tiger lotus, white lotus or Egyptian white water-lily, is a flowering plant of the family Nymphaeaceae - Nymphaea lotus is a perennial herbaceous plant. This aquatic plant forms rhizomes and stolons. In addition to floating leaves, the plant forms strong submerged leaves that - The single standing, hermaphrodite flower has a diameter of 12 to 25 centimeters. It opens at night for several nights in a row - Saloum Delta National Park - Fathala reserve - biosphere reserve - UNESCO World Heritage site.

Victoria Regia is the largest water lily in the world

View of lotus leaves and lotus flowers in lotus pond in park

The giant leaves of the water lily Victoria Amazonia

Beautiful waterlillies (Nymphaea) in a pond

White water lily - Latin name - Nymphaea alba

Overhead aerial drone view of white water lilies in bloom on a pond. They are part of the Nymphaeaceae family of plants. The lilies are rooted in the pond mud with the blooming flowers and leaves growing through and floating on the surface of the pond.

white water lilies in the pond

Green Lotus Pond

Waterlilies in a pond. Scene from botanical garden in Zagreb, Croatia. Selective focus.

Lily pad resembling a popular video game character

lotus flowers and leaves in a pond in Cambodia

White water lily or Nymphaea in a pond

Lotus flower between the greed lotus pads

Victoria amazonica water lilies, in the plant family Nymphaeaceae, with very large green leaves that lie flat on the water's surface and is found in the Pantanal, Brazil.

Lovely flowers. commonly called water lily or water lily among green leaves and blue water. beautiful Lotus flowers

Close up of blossoming white water lily flowers in pond at sunset

Close up of white color fresh lotus blossom or water lily flower blooming on pond background.

Lotus water lily pads on a calm pond water surface, Hanoi, Vietnam.

Water lily plants in Eagle Lake in Morehead, Kentucky in fall

victoria waterlily leaves

White Waterlily

Sky reflection at Wakodahatchee Wetlands

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