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Viola occulta

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Viola occulta is a form of plant from the family of Biolaceae, commonly used in southern eastern Europe, west and middle Asia.

Description
One-year-old meal plant. I got you straight, 2.525 cm. The leaves are narrow-long-sportlike, remotely serviette, from naked to rare hairy. The sheets are deeply separated. Chapel is widely lanceles, 713 mm. White-to-cream coloration, 6-8 mm, sometimes sibling petals.

The period of flower: March is April; the period of sacrifice: April is May.

Seeding
Sustainable in Southeast Europe (Crime, Dagistan), Western and middle Asia (Afghanistan, Cyprus, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kirgystan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan).

Sources

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Ukraine Flora
Europe Fleet
Asia Flora
Plants described in 1829