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Sighting: Viola rotundifolia at 44.088, -69.407
Sighting: Viola rotundifolia at 44.088, -69.407 Posted May 3, 2021, 12:38 a.m. by JoanRay Description or comments: Just beginning to bloom Location notes: Waldoboro Town Forest, did not...
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Question: This picture was taken near Diane's bath in North Conway NH.
...is Viola rotundifolia (round-leaved violet), a native species with yellow flowers that grows (most often) in forests. If you visit this location in the early half of May next year, you can view the f...
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Question: Here are pictures of an unusual looking violet, found by a friend …
...(Viola blanda) and woolly blue violet (Viola sororia)? We'd appreciate any light you can shed. Thanks! Answer: Dear anneareid, there are no images associated with your question. Without them, I...
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Question: Dry bank in power line cut, Vineyard Haven. Acaulescent, 6 mm rhizome, …
...small Viola sororia? Thank you. Answer: Dear Gregory, the plant in your image is Viola sagittata var. ovata. Note the elongate, narrow, and pointed sepals (those of V. sororia are wider and blunt at...
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Question: Is this a species of violet? Perennial, slowly spreads. I have not …
...genus Viola (violet). However, this isn't a shape that any common species possesses. Assuming we are correct with our violet hypothesis, there is a good chance this would involve Viola sagittat...
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Question: I have a violet plant here. I think it belongs to the …
...be Viola (garden violet, sometimes also known as Johnny-jump-up). Many flowering plants have square stems that are not part of the Lamiaceae (mint family). That trait (square stems) does not define ...
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Sighting: Viola sagittata at Greenfield, MA
Sighting: Viola sagittata at Greenfield, MA Posted April 18, 2016, 7:35 p.m. by Petros Description or comments: This is variety ovata, with ovate leaves. Started with 2 or 3 plants last year ...
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Question: Hello again. Thank you for all of your prompt responses. What can …
...of Viola (as you no doubt already know), but I can't go further without reproductive material (flowers or fruits). Sorry. If you have other images, you can upload them or send them to gobotany@...
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Question: Dear Ace Botanist, This tiny purple flower (about a quarter inch) with …
...(genus Viola), but I can't tell you which one. If you have a larger image, I can give you more assistance with the species name. Best wishes.
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Question: Lot's of these in the woods. They appear to be evergreen. Maybe …
...about Viola renifolia, also known as Gray kidney-leaved violet? Links to Google Photos are convenient for me, but maybe you need uploaded images, so I'll try that too. These were next to a fenc...