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Mystery Plants - 2005 Page 3 (#2005-07 to #2005-10)
IDENTIFIED as Pale Violet (Viola striata)
I think this might be Pale Violet (V. striata).
May 16/05. Hidden Valley, Kitchener.
Another question is ... is it Ribes vulgare or Ribes rubrum? Or are those one and the same?
Hidden Valley, Kitchener, may 16/05.
Rondeau Provincial Park, growing in with the grass. Also at Pelee National Park.
May 10/05.
This shows how it carpets the ground.
The flowers are at the top of the plant.
The whole plant.
A white Violet. It's different than Canada Violet.
The flowers are on their own stem.
Stems are smooth.
Young leaves are pubescent.
Rondeau Provincial Park, May 10/05.
Side view of opened flower.
Leaf.
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