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Viola patrinii
var. angustifolia is a perennial herb found in grasslands in
high mountainous regions. It is smaller than its parental species,
Viola patrinii, and
measures 8- 10 cm in height during bloom time. Leaves are narrow and
the bases wedge-shaped; petioles more extended than the blades,
stand straight upwards, mostly positioned at a higher level than the
flowers. Flowers are white, and the side petals have hairs at the
bases. Bloom time: May-June. |
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