Viola is a genus of herbaceous plants belonging to the violet family (Violaceae). There are approximately 500 known species of this genus, which are primarily distributed in the Northern Hemisphere in temperate zones and mountains.
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| Violet (Latin: Viola) is a genus of plants in the violet family (Violaceae). |
Violets are widely used as ornamental plants, and this name often refers to various garden varieties, such as pansies and wild pansies. Key characteristics: Diversity of species: Includes both annual and perennial herbs, and occasionally shrubs.
Distribution: Primarily in the temperate climates of the Northern Hemisphere and the Andes.
Appearance: Flowers are usually five-petaled, solitary.
The leaves may be collected in a basal rosette or located on the stem.
Ornamental value: Many species, such as the sweet violet and wild pansy, are grown for their beauty and used in gardening.
Difference from the "house violet": It is worth noting that the "house violet" (Saintpaulia) is a different plant that belongs to a different genus, despite the external similarity.
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