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1 | Name: Nymphaea 'G. Uber'
Name status: unchecked name
Publication: Masters, C. (comp.) 1974. Encyclopedia of the Water Lily. N.J. USA: T.F.H Publications. 512 pp. Illus.
Page #: 1974
Common name(s): waterlily
Synonymy: Nymphaea 'Leading Lady'
Hydridizer: Randig
Hydridization year: 1970
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2 | Name: Nymphaea 'Galatee'
Name status: accepted name
Publication: 1910. Latour-Marliac Catalogue.
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Latour-Marliac
Hydridization year: 1909
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3 | Name: Nymphaea 'Gemstone'
Name status: unchecked name
Publication: Dunn, T. 1993. Horticulture.
Common name(s): waterlily
Publication parentage: 'Albert Greenberg' x 'Purple Zanzibar'
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| Nymphaea 'Albert Greenberg' | |
Hydridizer: Frase
Hydridization year: 1965
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4 | Name: Nymphaea 'Gen. Dir. Lenne'
Name status: synonym
Publication: F. Henkel et al. 1907. Das Buch der Nymphaeaceen oder Seerosengewachse.
Page #: 90
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Bouche
Hydridization year: 1858
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5 | Name: Nymphaea 'Gene Joyner'
Name status: unchecked name
Publication: 1997. Water Gardening Magazine.
Page #: 18
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Connelly
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6 | Name: Nymphaea 'General Macarthur'
Name status: unchecked name
Publication: Uber, L.G. 1958. Horticulture. 36(3).
Page #: 92
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Randig
Hydridization year: 1938
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7 | Name: Nymphaea 'General Pershing'
Name status: accepted name
Protologue: 1934. Missouri Botanical Garden Bulletin.
Publication: 1934. Missouri Botanical Garden Bulletin.
Speichert, G., S. Speichert 2004. Encyclopedia of Water Garden Plants. Portland, Oregon.: Timber Press. 386 pp.
Page #: 22.2.47-90
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Protologue description: Tropical, day-blooming hybrid. The large, deep-pink sweetly scented blossoms are held high above the water; the yellow stamens are tipped with pink and the sepals green with light-pink interiors. The young buds are green with conspicuous purple stripes and large, purplish-green leaves are splashed beneath with red. (Depth 45-75cm)
Common name(s): waterlily
Publication parentage: N. 'Mrs Edward Whitaker' X N. 'Castaliiflora'
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| Nymphaea 'Mrs. Edwards Whitaker' | |
Hydridizer: George Pring
Hydridization year: 1920
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| SILVER MEDAL | Society of American Florists | 1923 |
Nomenclatural / curatorial notes: Journal RHS 91: 172
Herbarium Specimens: 44863
44877
44878
44879
44880
44881
44882
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8 | Name: Nymphaea 'George Huster'
Name status: accepted name
Protologue: Conard, H.S. 1905. The Waterlilies.
Publication: Shaw, W.B. 1914. 1914 Catalogue of Rare Water Lilies. Raised and For Sale By W. B. Shaw, Kenilworth, D. C.
Conard, H.S. & 1905. The Waterlilies.
Page #: 14
232
Protologue description: A free-growing and free-blooming plant. Flowers 6 to 8 inches across, of a brilliant crimson. A desirable aquisition.
Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Dreer
Hydridization year: 1899
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9 | Name: Nymphaea 'George L. Thomas'
Name status: unchecked name
Publication: 2002. Lilypons Catalog.
Common name(s): waterlily
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10 | Name: Nymphaea 'Georgia Peach'
Name status: accepted name
Publication: Nash 1998. Aquatic Plants and Their Cultivation.
Speichert, G. & S. Speichert 2004. Encyclopedia of Water Garden Plants. Portland, Oregon.: Timber Press. 386 pp.
Page #: 126
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Common name(s): waterlily
Hydridizer: Strawn
Hydridization year: 1998
Nomenclatural / curatorial notes: Cannot be established under article 17.13 ICNCP
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