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Wed, Mar 29, 06 at 15:08
| I'm hoping that someone can identify these tiny native viola's that grow here in the Ozarks. Thank you |
Image link: Wild Viola ID please (28 k)
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| Well, the photo is so small and we can't see the leaves. Must be a pansy, not a violet, but...not sure !:-/ Don't you have any web site talking about wild plants in your big corner of the world ? All the best :-) |
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| hi moko... i agree with thierry your viola seems to be in the 'pansy' part of the family. i would suggest your very sweet viola might be viola rafinesquii. i have never seen this before except in baird's book of wild violets of north america. it's just a guess, ok!? rob... |
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- Posted by mikehardman Hampshire, UK (My Page) on Fri, Apr 7, 06 at 18:43
| I tend to agree - go search for pictures of Viola rafinesquii or Viola bicolor (the current/correct name) in google, see if they agree your plant. |
Here is a link that might be useful: one example - a pale one, but they vary
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