What does Viola yedoensis look like (what does Viola yedoensis look like)

1. Viola yedoensis has no aboveground stem, short rhizome, light brown and dense nodes.

2. The leaves are rosette-shaped, the lower leaves are relatively small, triangular and narrow, and the upper leaves are long and rectangular.

3. The flowers are medium-large, lavender, rare white, and the throat is shallow with purple stripes.

4. Pedicels are slender, mostly as long as leaves or taller than leaves. Sepals lanceolate, ovate-lanceolate, style clavate.