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This photograph showcases a serene lake with turbid waters, dotted with the iconic Victoria water lilies. Their expansive, floating leaves form natural platforms on the water's surface, surrounded by other exotic South American plants. The vibrant green of the lilies contrasts with the murky water, creating a tranquil yet wild atmosphere. The surrounding vegetation, rich and varied, enhances the tropical feel, making the scene feel both untouched and lush, a true reflection of nature’s diversity.

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.

Queen Victoria's water lily leaf (Victoria amazonica). The image was captured in a botanical garden in Zurich during summer season.

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

Flowering water lily in a natural pond

Lily Pads

White water lily or Nymphaea in a pond

Victoria Regia is the largest water lily in the world

A tranquil, naturalistic garden featuring a diverse array of native plants and winding pathways, ideal for peaceful walks and nature appreciation, Surrey, BC, Canada

Water lily

Dark scene of water lily leaves floating on water with trees reflection in a water as copy space.

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

Lily on a pond, lotus flower

Pink lotus flowers across green leaves in pond. Top view. natural background

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.

Small pond, forest lake covered with water lily leaves in the forest near Bad Nauheim

White lotus flowers and water droplets on the leaf

White water lily flower blooming on water in a botanic garden

Water lily.

White water lily flower on green leaves.

Water lily pond. Fresh green leaves and white flowers. (nymphaea alba)

White Waterlilies on a Pond

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.

White water lily with pads and blooms emerging from the murky water.

Frogs hide in the water lily pond

Water lily with beautiful green floating leaves in a ditch filled with water.

Işıklı lake in Çivril district of Denizli province in Turkey.

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

Giant lotus leaf, king lotus leaf

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