#liverleaf
- Transylvanian liverleaf — A scientific synonymous name for Hepatica transsilvanica (or Anemone transsilvanica), a highly significant perennial herbaceous plant endemic to the Romanian Carpathian mountain range. This rare species grows in shaded beech and coniferous forests on limestone soils, standing out due to its large, three-lobed leaves with toothed or angular margins, and its solitary, intense blue or deep violet flowers that appear immediately after snowmelt.
- Liverleaf — A scientific synonymous name for Hepatica nobilis, a perennial herbaceous plant in the family Ranunculaceae, native to shaded forests in temperate regions of Europe and Asia. It is easily recognized by its winter-persistent basal leaves divided into three rounded lobes (resembling the shape of a liver) and by its early, solitary flowers of intense azure-blue, pink, or white, heralding the arrival of spring.