Johnny-jump-up

violet /vi·o·let/ (vi´o-let)

1. the color produced by the shortest waves of the visible spectrum, beyond indigo, approximately 380 to 420 nm.

2. a dye or stain with this color.

crystal violet , gentian violet, methyl violet gentian violet; see under gentian.

vi·o·let (v

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1. The hue of the short-wave end of the visible spectrum, evoked in the human observer by radiant energy with wavelengths of approximately 380 to 420 nanometers.

2. Any of a group of colors, reddish-blue in hue, that may vary in lightness and saturation.

Violet

A colour said, in the context of the pseudoscience of colour ‘therapy’, to cleanse the blood, stimulate healing, improve mental outlook, promote cancer cell destruction by white cells, and balance electrolytes

violet [vi´o-let]

1. the color produced by the shortest waves of the visible spectrum, beyond indigo, approximately 380 to 420 nm.

2. a dye or stain with this color.

crystal violet (gentian violet) (methyl violet) gentian violet; see under gentian.

violet,

n Latin name:
Viola odorata; parts used: leaves, flowers; uses: clears mucus from lungs, eczema, inflammation of the eye, insomnia, coughs, bronchial conditions; precautions: possible contact dermatitis. Also called
sweet violet.

violet

the reddish blue color produced by the shortest rays of the visible spectrum.

crystal violet, gentian violet, methyl violet

see gentian violet.

violet

One of the hues of the visible spectrum evoked by stimulation of the retina by wavelengths shorter than 450 nm and somewhat longer than 380 nm.

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biuret
biuret reaction
crystal violet
dyes, treatment
gentian
gentian violet
gentianophilic
gentianophobic
Gram stain
Gram's stain
gram-positive
iodopsin
ionophose
iridin
light
methyl violet
methylrosaniline chloride
polarized light
triphenylmethane

The youngsters each filled two six-packs with fertilized potting soil, then planted seeds in each container, watered them and inserted identifying markers to label them as tomatoes, lettuce, Johnny-jump-ups, cosmos, marigolds and sweet peas - all under the eye of Tina Rovito Bemis, co-owner of Bemis Farms.

Budding leaders-to-be explore world of learning in 4-H by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)

Choose from the traditional, large, funny-faced hybrids to the single-colored, faceless types, down to the tiny johnny-jump-ups.

AT HOME IN THE GARDEN by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

The petals themselves -- including blossoms of larkspur and Johnny-jump-ups, daisies and verbena, wild rose and sunflower -- are purchased from local gardeners in Richfield and a contract grower in Chandler, Ariz.

Petal Pusher by Bonham, Nicole A. / Utah Business

Jod-Basedow phenomenon