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Bartram Trail, Franklin, NC

? The whole plant. leaf and petiole, is very pubescent.

Plants had already finished blooming

growing in natural woodland but in South Carolina Botanical Garden so possibly planted but did not appear to be

Locally common in recently burned mesic longleaf pine woodland

Spotted on a country roadside in sandy clay. Apparently this violet variety thrives in poor soil.

Jena's Vision Trail/Jena Town Park Complex. Habitat: trailside in mixed pine-hardwoods

Maybe, or Nabalus?

Sicily Island Hills (JC "Sonny" Gilbert WMA). Habitat: roadside in hilly upland hardwood forest/mixed pine-hardwoods.

rare in this mixed natural upland forest. Private COG campground N of Pollock. Thanks to all who looked at this!

Rich woods. With Taylor & Melanie Spaulding.

DDS 17,018

Could this be the V. palmata Red Hills variety?

The last image is from another nearby plant that matches the description of the three-lobed V. palmata var. palmata.

Common in mesic pine-oak forest

Common in mesic oak-hickory-pine forest

Locally common in dry-mesic oak-hickory-pine forest

Common in mesic pine-oak forest

Leaves variable, some pubescent on petioles or surfaces, others glabrous, early leaves unlobed.

Locally common in mesic oak-hickory-pine forest

Largest, most divided leaves I have seen on this species.