water violet (Meaning)

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water violet (n)

featherfoil of Europe and western Asia having submerged and floating leaves and violet flowers

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See under Violet.

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The water violet plant, also known as Hottonia palustris, thrives in shallow, slow-moving waters.
The delicate stems of the water violet feature clusters of small, white flowers that bloom in early summer.
True to its name, the water violet prefers to grow in clear, unpolluted waters, making it a valuable indicator species for environmental health.
The water violet's root system helps to stabilize riverbanks and prevent erosion.
The leaves of the water violet are submerged, with a distinctive feathery appearance that provides shelter for small aquatic creatures.
In some cultures, the water violet is said to possess medicinal properties and has been used to treat various ailments.
Water violets are sensitive to water quality, and their presence or absence can serve as an indicator of the health of an aquatic ecosystem.
The seeds of the water violet are dispersed by water currents and can travel long distances before germinating.
The water violet is an important component of the underwater food web, providing sustenance for small fish and insects.
The graceful beauty of the water violet has inspired artists and poets throughout history to celebrate its ethereal charm.

featherfoil of Europe and western Asia having submerged and floating leaves and violet flowersSee under Violet.

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The water violet plant, also known as Hottonia palustris, thrives in shallow, slow-moving waters.

The delicate stems of the water violet feature clusters of small, white flowers that bloom in early summer.

True to its name, the water violet prefers to grow in clear, unpolluted waters, making it a valuable indicator species for environmental health.

The water violet's root system helps to stabilize riverbanks and prevent erosion.