Usually means: Aquatic plant with large flowers.
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▸ noun:  An aquatic plant of species Nelumbo lutea, found from Minnesota and Oklahoma to islands if the Caribbean.

Similar:
Nelumbo lutea, water chinquapin, yanquapin, lotus, nelumbo, Egyptian bean, blue lotus, sacred lotus, lotus seed, lotos, more...

Types:
water lotus, sacred lotus, belotus, bananlotus, foxglove lotus, birdfoot lotus, amer, more...

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Similar:
Nelumbo lutea, water chinquapin, yanquapin, lotus, nelumbo, Egyptian bean, blue lotus, sacred lotus, lotus seed, lotos, more...

Types:
water lotus, sacred lotus, belotus, bananlotus, foxglove lotus, birdfoot lotus, amer, more...



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