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  4. Dicots
  5. Nances, Willows, and Allies
  6. Violets and Allies
  7. Violets
  8. Section Viola
  9. Dog Violets

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Dog Violets

Rostratae

Includes
6 native 2 introduced 2 present
Where
In the US
Source
iNaturalist

Children

  • Common Dog-violet introduced
  • Hookedspur Violet native
  • Early Dog-violet introduced
  • Cream Violet native
  • Heath Dog-Violet present
  • Long-spurred Violet native
  • Broad-leaved Violet
  • Labrador Violet native
  • Teesdale Violet
  • Early Dog-Violet
  • Cyclamen-leaf Violet
  • Prostrate Blue Violet native
  • Long-stem Violet
  • Tall Violet
  • Bog Violet
  • Common Dog-Violet
  • Meadow Violet
  • Braun's Violet native
  • Ponderosa Violet
  • Appalachian Violet native
  • Malte's Violet
  • Ballard's Violet
  • Viola × wujekii

Range

United States

Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided

Top native dog violets All

Native to the US, ranked by caterpillars, then bees and other hosts, food, flowers and shelter.

  • Hookedspur Violet Viola adunca caterpillars 10 hosts 3 food 6 flowers 55
  • Cream Violet Viola striata caterpillars 6 bees 1 hosts 4 food 4 flowers 63
  • Prostrate Blue Violet Viola walteri caterpillars 5 bees 1 hosts 2 food 3 flowers 41
  • Labrador Violet Viola labradorica caterpillars 4 bees 1 hosts 4 food 5 flowers 50
  • Long-spurred Violet Viola rostrata caterpillars 4 bees 1 hosts 4 food 4 flowers 47
  • Appalachian Violet Viola appalachiensis caterpillars 4 hosts 2 food 3 flowers 38

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