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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
mjpapayDescription
Bartram Trail, Franklin, NC
? The whole plant. leaf and petiole, is very pubescent.
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Eastern American Blue Violets (Subsection Borealiamericanae)Observer
blue_birder
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
jnewton728Description
Viola growing and blooming in a mixed broadleaf and conifer forest in the Yates Lake Wildlife Management Area in Elmore County, Alabama, USA.
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Viola obituariaObserver
jeffbisbeeDescription
Plants had already finished blooming
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
michael_oldhamDescription
growing in natural woodland but in South Carolina Botanical Garden so possibly planted but did not appear to be
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Southern Coastal Violet (Viola septemloba)Observer
williammcfarlandDescription
Locally common in recently burned mesic longleaf pine woodland
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Bird's Foot Violet (Viola pedata)Observer
momsavangDescription
Spotted on a country roadside in sandy clay. Apparently this violet variety thrives in poor soil.
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
jonathanclarkDescription
Jena's Vision Trail/Jena Town Park Complex. Habitat: trailside in mixed pine-hardwoods
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
richard_pearlsteinDescription
Maybe, or Nabalus?
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
jonathanclarkDescription
Sicily Island Hills (JC "Sonny" Gilbert WMA). Habitat: roadside in hilly upland hardwood forest/mixed pine-hardwoods.
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
annieliveoakDescription
rare in this mixed natural upland forest. Private COG campground N of Pollock. Thanks to all who looked at this!
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Cream Violet (Viola striata)Observer
danbadlandsDescription
Rich woods. With Taylor & Melanie Spaulding.
DDS 17,018
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
piedmontplantsDescription
Could this be the V. palmata Red Hills variety?
The last image is from another nearby plant that matches the description of the three-lobed V. palmata var. palmata.
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
williammcfarlandDescription
Common in mesic pine-oak forest
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
williammcfarlandDescription
Common in mesic oak-hickory-pine forest
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
williammcfarlandDescription
Locally common in dry-mesic oak-hickory-pine forest
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
williammcfarlandDescription
Common in mesic pine-oak forest
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
dryopteris2Description
Leaves variable, some pubescent on petioles or surfaces, others glabrous, early leaves unlobed.
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
williammcfarlandDescription
Locally common in mesic oak-hickory-pine forest
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Palm Violet (Viola palmata)Observer
darrelbrownDescription
Largest, most divided leaves I have seen on this species.
