What is another word for Lotus Americanus?
Pronunciation: [lˈə͡ʊtəs ɐmˈɛɹɪkˌanəs] (IPA) 
Lotus Americanus is a species of the lotus flower that is native to North America and is commonly known as the American lotus. This aquatic plant is also called the water chinquapin, pond nut, or duck acorn. The plant has unique physical characteristics, such as large leaves and yellow flowers that bloom in summer. In some regions, it is also considered a sacred plant by Native Americans. This plant has many synonyms that describe its various characteristics, such as Nelumbo Lutea (yellow water lotus), Nelumbo Adnophyllus (dwarf American lotus), and Nelumbo Pentapetala (fragrant water chinquapin). These synonyms are often used by botanists or enthusiasts for easier identification or classification purposes.
