Non-scientific name:
sweet violet
1 Accepted name(s) for "sweet violet":
| Accepted name |
|---|
| Viola odorata L. |
8 Medicinal source(s) include this non-scientific name:
| Medicinal sources: | Scientific names as used in medicinal source: | MPNS matched scientific names: | Accepted name: | Trade forms: | Plant parts: |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. FDA Substance Registration System (2016) | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | ||
| Tea and Herbal Infusions Europe Pl. Inventory (THIE, 2021) | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | ||
| Herbs of Commerce (McGuffin et al., 2000) | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | ||
| Unani Pharmacopoeia India (2007-2008) | Viola odorata Linn. | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | dried flower | flower |
| Med. Pl. of the World (Wyk & Wink, 2004) | Viola odorata | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | ||
| Indian Med. Pl. Database (TDU, 2020) | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | ||
| GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999) | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | ||
| Encyclopedia of Medicinal Plants of UAE (2005) | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | Viola odorata L. | Whole plant:leaves:roots and flowers |
58 Non-scientific name(s) associated with "sweet violet":