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11 | Name: Nymphaea 'Darwin'
Name status: accepted name
Publication: 1910. Latour-Marliac Catalogue.
Common name(s): waterlily
Synonymy: Nymphaea 'Hollandia'
Hydridizer: Latour-Marliac
Hydridization year: 1909
Nomenclatural / curatorial notes: Not the same as 'Hollandia'?
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12 | Name: Nymphaea 'Dauben' Standardized name for 'Daubeniana'
Name status: synonym
Protologue: Olmsted, F., et al. 1924. Standardized Plant Names.
Publication: Olmsted, F., et al. 1924. Standardized Plant Names.
Speichert, G. & S. Speichert 2004. Encyclopedia of Water Garden Plants. Portland, Oregon.: Timber Press. 386 pp.
Page #: 295
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Common name(s): waterlily
Subgenus: Brachyceras
Synonymy: Nymphaea 'Daubeniana'
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13 | Name: Nymphaea 'Daubeniana'
Name status: orthog. variant
Publication: 1864. Suppl.Oxf.bot.gard.
Page #: 40
Protologue description: The most striking difference between this and other Nymphaeas, is that young plants spring from the upper surface of the leaf just over the insertion of the petiole, these young plants producing flowers at a very early stage. As the plants increase in size, the old leaf dies and they become separate individual plants, and with proper treatment attain a good size, equal to any of the Stellate type. The flowers are of a light blue, deliacately fragrant. It is one of the most floriferous of all Nymphaeas, commencing to flower while attached to the parent leaf. A most attractive novelty.
Common name(s): waterlily
Synonymy: Nymphaea 'Dauben' Standardized name for 'Daubeniana'
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14 | Name: Nymphaea 'Daubenyana'
Name status: accepted name
Publication: 1864. Suppl.Oxf.bot.gard.
Page #: 40
Common name(s): waterlily
Publication parentage: N. caerulea x N. micrantha
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Synonymy: Nymphaea 'Dauben' Standardized name for 'Daubeniana'
N. daubeniana Hort. ex O. Thomas
N. 'Madagascar Dwarf'
N. stellata bulbifera f. Daubenyana
Nomenclatural / curatorial notes: Benannt nach Prof. Daubeny, ehem. Direktor des Bot. Gartens in Oxford, welcher die von Caspary gemachte Kreuzung wiederbolt hat. Vielleicht sind auch die Caspary'schen Pflanzen vom Berliner Bot. Garten verbreitet worden. Da der Name sich in England allgemein eingeburgert hat und besser ist als der deutsche stellata prolifera soll er beibehalten werden, s. Bild S. 56. Bean sprucht viel Raum, da ausserordentlich stark wachsend.
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15 | Name: Nymphaea 'David'
Name status: accepted name
Publication: Davies, R. 1993. Identification of Hardy Nymphaea.
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Latour-Marliac Nurseries
Hydridization year: 1993
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16 | Name: Nymphaea 'Dawn' Helen Fowler
Name status: accepted name
Protologue: W. B. Shaw Aquatic Gardens 1928. W. B. Shaw Aquatic Gardens Catalog.
Publication: Perry 1938. Water Gardening.
W. B. Shaw Aquatic Gardens 1928. W. B. Shaw Aquatic Gardens Catalog.
Page #: 46
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Common name(s): waterlily
Subgenus: Nymphaea
Hydridizer: White
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17 | Name: Nymphaea 'Dawn' Invalid name, already used
Name status: invalid name
Protologue: Martin E. Randig Water Gardens 1937. Martin E. Randig Water Gardens Catalog.
Publication: Martin E. Randig Water Gardens 1937. Martin E. Randig Water Gardens Catalog.
Page #: 18
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Randig
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18 | Name: Nymphaea 'Day Glow' Presnell
Name status: accepted name
Publication: 2002. Luster Aquatic Nursery Price List.
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Presnell
Hydridization year: 2001
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19 | Name: Nymphaea 'Daydream'
Name status: unchecked name
Publication: Knotts, K. 2002. The Names of Waterlilies.
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Winch
Hydridization year: 1993
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20 | Name: Nymphaea 'Dead Edwards'
Name status: unchecked name
Publication: Knotts, K. 2002. The Names of Waterlilies.
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Winch
Hydridization year: 1991
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