Section		Plagiostigma Gordon
Scientific Name	Type species	Viola hultenii W. Becker : {Tishima Usuba Sumire}> Published in: Ark. Bot. 22A(3):4. (1928)
	Variety
	Form
	Synonym	Viola blandaeformis var. pilosa Hara
	Origin
Common names
Stalk Form		The individual leaves and flowering stalks emerge directly from the rootstock.
Habitat		Highland rainfowl, grow spontaneously on the sphagnum floor. Conifer forest zone in Hokkaido, in sub-alpine wetlands in the Chubu region etc.
Distribution	Japan domestic	Scattered from Hokkaido to the Chubu region in Japan.
	Japan overseas	Kamchatka, Kurile Islands, Sakhalin.
	Others
Flower	Shape	Small flower (a corolla is about 12mm).
	Color	White, purple-striate on low petal.
	Spur
	Season	Late.
	Stigma
	Aromatic
	Others
Leaf	Shape	Round leaf.
	Color	Both surfaces are light green.
	Others	The jagged-leaf doesn't lie on top of one another. Short hairs sparsely on the surface.
Seed	Shape
	Color	Light brown, dark brown when fully ripe.
	Others
Characteristics of roots
Endangered Information		Ministry of the Environment【EndangeredII（VU）】、Iwate：EndangeredⅠ, Niigataa：EndangeredⅡ, Gunma：EndangeredⅡ, Totigi：Nearly endangered, Nagano：EndangeredⅠ
Type Specimen		Kamchatka eastern and southern area
Chromosome Number		2n=24
Reference Information
Others		The indefinite bud is put out from the underground stem and it proliferates.