The difference between Viola yedoensis and Viola yedoensis

1. Different varieties

Viola yedoensis is a plant of the Violaceae family and Viola genus. It is a variety of Viola yedoensis and has many nicknames, including wild violet. It has no above-ground stem and is about 4-14 cm tall. It will increase in height during the fruit-bearing period, reaching more than 20 cm.

Dandelion is the dandelion we often see. It is essentially different from the former. It belongs to the Asteraceae family and the Taraxacum genus. It is also called Huahualang, Dandelion, and Dandelion. Its root is slightly conical, about 4-10 cm long, and has a brown surface.

2. Different flowers

The flowers of Viola yedoensis are just as their name suggests, their color is lavender, sometimes violet, and rarely white, and the texture on the petals is relatively clear. The color on the petals is darker, but the throat is lighter with purple stripes.

The flowering period of Yellow Flowering Club is around April to September. The flower pavilion is relatively long, about 10-25 cm long. The flower color is yellow and the color is relatively bright.

3. Different leaves

The leaves of Viola yedoensis are relatively small, about 1.5-4 cm in length, and the overall leaves are oval.

The leaves of yellow flower yedoensis are larger, about 4-20 cm long, and the overall leaves are lanceolate.