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The difference between Viola and Viola

Skyler White
2020-07-17 09:21:29
Flower differentiation: the former is pink purple, with symmetrical petals and early florescence, with teeth on the edge of the calyx supporting the flower, while the latter is dark purple, with asymmetric petals and late florescence, with round and smooth calyx edge; the latter is long, with narrow wings and short petioles.

The difference of flowers

The color of Viola flowers is lighter, showing the appearance of pink and purple. The petals are like symmetry, mostly like axisymmetry. The florescence is as early as about April. The calyx edge under the flowers is arranged with the incisions like teeth.

The color of the flower is dark purple or blue purple. The petals are not symmetrical. The florescence is later than that of the former. It will only open after the failure of Viola. The edge of the calyx is relatively smooth or truncated.

2. Difference of blades:

The former petiole is very long without narrow wings, 1-4.5 cm long, a little like a heart shape.

The latter has longer leaves, shorter petioles and narrow wings.

Viola yedoensis leaf

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