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Viola biflora
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Scientific Name - Viola biflora L.

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Popular names - yellow violets, bluebells yellow, Sarge Ibolya, Zweiblutiges Veilchen.

Distribution and Habitat - increase in floor subalpine woods, wet rocks, the edge of streams, on limestone.

Description - perennial, herbaceous. Stems 2-20 cm high, solitary, slender, glabra. Basal leaves 2-3, kidney-shaped or orbicular, sparsely pubescent glabrata or along the ribs, stems, 4-12 cm long, thin. Leaves broad ovate or kidney-shaped stem, the heart, rounded at the tip, the upper acuminata edges crenat needle, 3-4 cm long. Stipele small, 4-6 mm long, ovate-lanceolate, pointed or obtuse at the top, around the edge. Flowers 1-2, rarely 3, pale yellow or lemon yellow, peduncles 1-6 cm long. Sepals lanceolate or linear lanceolate, pointed, with appendix less developed, or margin glabraShort hair or cilia and gear. Petals oblong ovate, 0.5-1 cm long, with brown stripes, lateral nebarbulate, the lower to spur short, obtuse. Biloba flattened stigma. Augut blooms in June. Fruit capsule 4-7 mm long, oblong, ovoid, glabra.

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