Common Meadow Violet leaves arise from the base of the plant. Petioles
are upto +15cm long, hirsute, with single longitudinal grooves. Blades
of lower the leaves are rounded at the apex, reniform, or ovate, crenate
to serrate, and pubescent. There 5 petals on the flower that fade to pale yellow at the base, with dark venation near the base.
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