Nuphar lutea
A search of the Mid-Atlantic Herbaria Consortium website yield’s 1151 specimens of "Nuphar lutea", including Frank Tweedy’s 1876 specimen from Beaver Lake, although many of these specimens are labeled as “subspecies” "advena", "variegate", "polysepala", "macrophylla", "pumila", "rubrodisca", and "sagittifolia". An additional 357 records emerge under the alternate name "Nuphar luteum" Sibth. &amp; Sm., for the neuter of "lutea" and recognizing the co-author of the 1809 "Florae Graecae Prodromus" in which Smith named and validated "Nuphar lutea"—Johannes Sibthorp.