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Synopsis: The Violet is
Stemless
with White To Blue Flowers.
The Leaves are NOT Extremely Hairy,
The Spur is Shorter than Thick
The Flower is
Blue/Violet/White-Multi-Hued, OR (White > 5mm across).
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There are 12 Possible Solutions.
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Comparison 6. A2-K2-L2-M2-O2-T |
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Some Violet leaves are
lobed, somewhat like those of an oak or maple tree. Others are not lobed but are
just notched or serrated like a serrated knive. |
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Are The Leaves Lobed / Dissected OR Just
Serrated?
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(T1), Leaves Lobed / Dissected
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(T2), Leaves Serrated
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Or you can bypass the key and go directly to
any of the species below
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(6 Possibilities) |
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(6 Possibilities)
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By Gary W. Sherwin
Compiled From A Key By Harvey Ballard
Originally Published In
Plants of Pennsylvania
© 2001 The American Violet Society All Rights Reserved
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