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Viola papillionaceae or V. cucullata They normally have 5 petaled flowers in spring. These have infrared landing pads for bees that direct them to the nectar source which is produced in a spur in the lower petal . When the bees pollinate the flowers and seed forms it gets shot out with a sort of spring loaded slingshot effect far and wide. Later in the summer they produce cleistogamous flowers way down in the foliage and almost beneath the ground. These are enclosed flowers that never open (they may have no petals or just two petals or be made up of just closed sepals). They pollinate themselves. Most flowers have very specific means to prevent self-pollination so the genes spread. These seed are dropped right at the base of the plant but they may also spit some of these far away too.

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