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The world's smallest water lily is sheltered in England
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Its leaves measure 1 centimeter in diameter. The Nymphaea thermarum is the smallest water lily in the world. In 1987, this aquatic plant appeared in Rwanda following the overflow of a hot spring. In 2008, died out in its natural state. Fortunately, an ex situ collection of these water lilies is kept at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew (England). Photo credit: Pilot Micha
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