Viola alliariaefolia : {Japanese Name : Jinyo Ki Sumire}
Viola alliariaefolia
Section Chamaemelanium Gingins
Scientific Name Type species Viola alliariaefolia Nakai : {Jinyo Ki Sumire}
Variety
Form
Synonym
Viola glabella Nutt. var. renifolia Koidz.
Viola brevistipulata (Franch. et Sav.) W. Becker var. renifolia (Koidz.) F.Maek.
Origin alliariaefolia : Shape is similar with Alliaria which is a genus of flowering plants in the mustard family Brassicaceae.
Common names
Stalk Form A flower scape is extended from a stalk, and a flower blooms from each scape.
Habitat In the wood of the soil which is bright and is humid. It increases by root stock.
Distribution Japan domestic Distributed only in Hokkaido. Mt. Muineyama near Sapporo, and Mt. Daisetu system in the central part of Hokkaido.
Japan overseas Endemic species in Japan.
Others
Flower Shape Middle size. There are slight hair on base of the valve.
Color Bright yellow. A purple article enters into the labial palp and side valve.
Spur Very short.
Season Early to late July (rarely in early August).
Stigma hairless.
Aromatic
Others
Leaf Shape Wide kidney type with heart-shaped base.
Color Both sides are glossy green.
Others The garb is blunt in oval or oval shape. Linear protrusions may appear on the rim.
Seed Shape
Color
Others
Characteristics of roots
Endangered Information Endangered species Environment Agency (EN).
Type Specimen
Chromosome Number 2n=24
Reference Information
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