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Viola faurieana var. rhizomata
is a perennial herb with a height of 5-8cm, mainly inhabiting
well-drained beech forest floors close to the ridges. Stems extend
sideways on the ground surface to produce new growths at their ends,
thus forming populations. Leaves are small, 1.5cm in length and 2cm
in width, truncated at the base, and rounded at the tips. Flowers
measure 1.5-2cm in size, light purple to nearly white, with white
spurs getting thinner to the end, like a bird's beak. |