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N. spontanea Landon

 

N. spontanea Landon is an  anomaly of the Lotos subgenus arising from Asiatic and African decent. It is a nymphaea that spontaneously appears in the wild fruiting and producing progeny primarily identical to the parent but not excluding some variants. It is a strong grower and self-sustaining through seed often jeopardizing other true species of the subgenus. It has red purple petals, red stamen and maroon to olive green pads.

Below are some original pictures taken by Ken Landon. These are historically significant archival photos. Do not link to or copy the photos below without express permission from Ken Landon.

 

Below is a photo from Garet Uemura. Here is the text he sent with it...
N. spontanea from Thailand.
Ken said the following... It appears to closely follow the N. spontanea type.

 

 


 

 
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