Violet
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Violet is a small, typically purple-flowered plant commonly found in temperate regions and widely recognized as a symbol of modesty and springtime.
Statements (50)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
common name
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flowering plant → plant → |
| bloomsInSeason |
spring
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| containsCompound |
mucilage
→
salicylic acid derivatives → |
| flowerStructure |
zygomorphic flowers
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| hasFamily |
Violaceae
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| hasFragrance |
often sweetly scented
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| hasGrowthForm |
small herbaceous plant
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| hasHabitat |
meadows
→
shaded areas → temperate regions → woodlands → |
| hasKingdom |
Plantae
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| hasLeafArrangement |
basal rosette
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| hasLeafType |
simple leaves
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| hasNotableSpecies |
Viola odorata
→
Viola sororia → Viola tricolor → |
| hasOrder |
Malpighiales
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| hasOtherFlowerColor |
white
→
yellow → |
| hasScientificGenus |
Viola
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| hasSpecializedPetal |
spurred lower petal
→
|
| hasTypicalFlowerColor |
purple
→
violet → |
| isAssociatedWith |
early spring wildflowers
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| isCommonIn |
Asia
→
Europe → North America → |
| isNativeTo |
Northern Hemisphere
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| isPerceivedAs |
delicate flower
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| isPollinatedBy |
bees
→
butterflies → insects → |
| isUsedIn |
borders
→
gardens → ground cover → traditional herbal remedies → |
| isWidelyCultivatedFor |
ornamental use
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| petalCount |
five petals
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| reproductionType |
asexual reproduction via runners
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sexual reproduction via seeds → |
| seedDispersalMethod |
explosive seed capsules
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myrmecochory by ants → |
| symbolizes |
faithfulness
→
humility → modesty → springtime → |
Referenced by (6)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Violet Attlee
→
Violet Bonham Carter → Violet Krasinski → |
givenName |
|
Rhode Island
→
|
hasStateFlower |
|
New Jersey
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|
stateFlower |
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Seal (album)
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|
track |