Violets! (Viola sororia) Five Fascinating Facts! A common flower with an uncommon story!

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024

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  • @fostoriadistrictrailfan3907
    @fostoriadistrictrailfan3907 3 года назад +3

    I Love Violets!

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  3 года назад

      Hi Fostoria productions! Violets are amazing in the variety and intense colors!

  • @Wondering_About_Nature
    @Wondering_About_Nature Год назад +4

    So fascinating! Loved learning about how they spread with those low flowers. Looking forward to them appearing very soon.

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  Год назад

      Glad you are enjoying my channel and so appreciate your comments!

  • @YouAreMySenpie
    @YouAreMySenpie Год назад +3

    More more more!!!!

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  Год назад +1

      Ha! Thank you! What topics on my channel do you like best?

  • @Niceday-yk3ho
    @Niceday-yk3ho 5 месяцев назад +1

    Interesting fact , thank you for sharing

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  5 месяцев назад

      Thanks for viewing and encouraging my efforts here! Have you checked out my Woodland flower playlist? I think you might like it!

  • @seamus6994
    @seamus6994 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great information! Liked and Subbed.

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  6 месяцев назад

      Welcome to my channel! Thanks for subbing..Be sure to check out my Wildflower playlists as well as other playlists! I am beginning to accumulate an extensive diverse library of Content!

  • @sherrellelkins1976
    @sherrellelkins1976 3 года назад +4

    You are so informative. Thank you. Can you eat the leaves after flowering, I have them all over my yard.

  • @MichaelCarolina
    @MichaelCarolina 3 года назад +2

    Enjoy you channel. keep up the great work.

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  3 года назад

      Thank you so much Michael Carolina! Appreciate your comment very much!

  • @JH-lz4dh
    @JH-lz4dh 3 года назад +1

    Great info!

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  3 года назад

      Thank you J H ..and ask me questions anytime! Appreciate your support!

  • @vpsheela894
    @vpsheela894 3 года назад +1

    Thanks

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  3 года назад

      Thanks VP Sheela! Thanks for taking time to comment! Appreciate you!

  • @peterbernhardt5169
    @peterbernhardt5169 5 месяцев назад +1

    Cleistogamous flowers do have sex.They self-pollinate on their short stalks.The bud never opens but at least two of the ripe anthers touch the stigma as the neck of the pistil is so short and this leaves pollen grains on it. It's the first, open (chasmogamous) flowers on long stalks (peduncles) the same plant that are cross-pollinated. Drying valves of the fruits of the cross-pollinated flower shoot their seeds several feet away from the parent plant. As the seeds in a cleistogamous fruit are genetically so similar to the parent and are attached to such short stalks, they are usually deposited much closer to the adult that made them. Agamospermy is the name used to describe the process of producing seeds without sex (as in a number of breeds of citrus), not cleistogamy. See the book, "Wily Violets and Underground Orchids" University of Chicago Press.

    • @natureatyourdoor
      @natureatyourdoor  5 месяцев назад

      Wow! Fascinating! Thanks for taking time to provide me and viewers of this channel a very clear explanation of violet reproduction. And thanks for the reading assignment, I will definitely check that out!