Viola rupestris (Invalid Name : Viola arenaria) 'Rosea': {Japanese Name : -none-}
Viola rupestris 'Rosea'
Kanagawa / March 23, 2008 Cultivation
Viola rupestris 'Rosea' Viola rupestris 'Rosea'
Kanagawa / March 21, 2007 Cultivation
Viola rupestris 'Rosea' Viola rupestris 'Rosea'
Kanagawa / March 23, 2008 Cultivation
Section Trigonocarpae Gordon
Scientific Name Type species Viola rupestris F.W. Schmidt Neuere Abh. Königl. Böhm. Ges. Wiss. 1: 60 (1791)
ssp. Viola rupestris ssp. relicta Jalas
Cultivar Viola rupestris 'Rosea'
Synonym
Viola rupestris var. rosea
Viola arenaria DC. 'Rosea'
Viola arenaria subsp. rupestris (F.W.Schmidt) Nyman, 1878
Origin rupestris : Occur on a rock
Common names 【English】Teesdale Violet, 【Chinese】石生堇菜
Stalk Form A flower scape is extended from a stalk, and a flower blooms from each scape.
Habitat It grows wild for a dry grassy plain or a bright forest bottom at 800-2,500m above sea level.
Distribution Japan domestic
Japan overseas Europe, Central Asia, Siberia, North America.
Others
Flower Shape Middle size.
Color It is usually light purple or purple, and central part falls out white.
Spur
Season
Stigma
Aromatic
Others The rose pink-colored flower of photograph is a beautiful garden variety.
Leaf Shape The whole is oval triangle-shaped. The tip is sharp, and the base is heart form.
Color Both surfaces are deep green.
Others
Seed Shape
Color
Others
Characteristics of roots
Endangered Information
Type Specimen Switzerland.
Chromosome Number 2n=20
Reference Information
Others It was called as Viola arenaria in old days.

Viola rupestris 'Rosea'
Kanagawa / March 21, 2011 Cultivation

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