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|genus=Nymphaea
|familia=Nymphaeaceae
|genus=Nymphaea
|species=candida
|species=candida
|taxo_author=J. Presl
|Temp Metric=°F
|Temp Metric=°F
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'''''Nymphaea candida''''' J. Presl is a species of [[aquatic plant|aquatic]] [[perennial plant|perennial]] [[herbaceous]] plants in the genus ''[[Nymphaea]]'' native to quiet freshwater habitats in [[Eurasia]], it is in flower from July to August. It is sometimes treated as a [[subspecies]] of ''[[Nymphaea alba|N. alba]]'' (''N. alba'' L. subsp. ''candida'' (J. Presl) Korsh.).
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Nymphaea candida, Presl (N. biradiata, Somm. N. semiaperta, Klinggraef. N. alba minor, DC. N. nitida, Sims?). Similar to No. 24: line of insertion of the sepals angular, projecting downward: lowest pair of veins of lf. (veins of the lobes) curved toward one another: all of the filaments broader than their anthers: fr. ovoid; seed large. Cent, and N. Eu.
Nymphaea candida, Presl (N. biradiata, Somm. N. semiaperta, Klinggraef. N. alba minor, DC. N. nitida, Sims?). Similar to No. 24: line of insertion of the sepals angular, projecting downward: lowest pair of veins of lf. (veins of the lobes) curved toward one another: all of the filaments broader than their anthers: fr. ovoid; seed large. Cent, and N. Eu.
