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Product Description
(classification) Nymphaea nuphar perennial plant
(scientific name) Nuphar subintegerrimum (Casp.) Makino
(distribution) Honshu, wetlands of Shikoku, pond, river
(anthesis) from April to October
(the use) the cultivation in a water lily bowl and the pond, simple flower arrangement for a tearoom
In a leaf being round and a small thing, it is distinguished from a spatterdock.
Depending on a production center, there seems to be the middle thing with the spatterdock in West Japan in particular.
