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Section Melanium Ging.
Scientific Name Type species Viola arvensis Murray Published in: Prodr. stirp. gott. 73 (1770)
Subsp.
Viola arvensis subsp. andina W.Becker
Viola tricolor subsp. megalantha Nauenb.
Form
Synonym
Viola tricolor L. var. arvensis (Murr.) DC.
Viola tricolor L. var. arvensis (Murr.) Boiss.
Viola tricolor L. ssp. arvensis (Murr.) Gaudin
Viola banatica Kit. ex Roem. et Schult.
Viola nana (DC.) Godr.
Viola ruralis Jord. ex Boreau
Viola segetalis Jord.
Origin arvensis : bloom in the field
Common names 【English】European field pansy、Field violet、Heart's Ease,【Chinese, Taiwanese】野生堇菜【Spanish】Violeta, Pensamiento
Stalk Form A flower scape is extended from a stalk, and a flower blooms from each scape.
Habitat Grows on neutral or calcareous soils. It grows in ordinary farmlands such as grasslands and roadsides. Adapt from coast to alpine.
Distribution Japan domestic Escape strains are becoming wild.
Japan overseas Europe, North Africa, Russia, west Asia, Oceania, South America, North America (also Greenland).
Others Invasive alien species.
Flower Shape It is extremely small size. A labial palp is big and gives a slim image lengthwise. There is hair for a side dialect. A flower stalk tends to be remarkably long.
Color The whole is pale yellow (creamy-white) and the center is yellow (cream). Some of the calyx has a dark color.
The center of the lip is often dark yellow and the others are often pale in shade, which is typical. On overseas sites such as Russia, some individuals with strong side-speaking are seen. Similarly, some individuals have a light purple upper valve, and some have striking purple stripes.
Spur Thin rod shape. It has a purple color.
Season The flowering season is late, blooming until early fall.
Stigma Inverted triangle.
Aromatic There is a report that the scent is good (unconfirmed in planted products).
Others The sepals are longer than the petals. Flower stems tend to be significantly longer.
Leaf Shape It has the saw blade which the long and slender spoon leaf about 10mm wide and the tip sharpened, and sharpened coarsely. The lower leaf is oval.
Color Both surfaces are dark green.
Others Characterized by large leaves that are as large as the leaf blades. The base is deeply split into combs.
Seed Shape Small size.
Color Light shiny brown.
Others The fruit is round. Largely autogamous.
Characteristics of roots Straight and white.
Endangered Information
Type Specimen Switzerland.
Chromosome Number 2n=34
Reference Information
Others It is considered to be the one of the progenitors of the pansy with Viola tricolor and Viola lutea.
It is almost treated with a weed. cf. Field pansy、Heart's Ease.
Plant height is about 10 to 30 cm.

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