Daily Flower (Flower Encyclopedia) Wang Lian (scientific name: VictoriaLindl.): is a collective name for the genus Wang Lily in the family Water Lily. It is a large, perennial or annual floating herb with erection

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Wang Lian (scientific name: Victoria Lindl.): is a collective name for the genus Wang Lily in the family Water Lily. It is a large, perennial or annual floating leaf herb with erect rhizomes and developed adventitious whisker roots, white. With its giant, peculiar disc-like leaves, it floats on the surface of the water, which is very spectacular, and is known for its delicate and varied colors and strong fragrance. In summer, it flowers, solitary, floating on the surface of the water, white at first, and turns crimson the next day and withers. It has the largest leaf leaves in the world's aquatic plants, with a diameter of more than 3 meters, the leaf surface is smooth, and the leaf edge is rolled up, like an emerald green jade plate that only floats on the surface of the water; because its leaf veins are different from the leaf vein structure of ordinary plants, it is rib-like, like an umbrella frame, so it has a lot of buoyancy, and can withstand up to sixty or seventy kilograms of objects without sinking