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Scientific Name | Type species |
Viora suavis M. Bieb. Published in: Fl. Taur.-Caucasus 3: 164
Viola sp. 'Parma' (Parma Violet)
*Vernacular names : Many people are explaining that the official scientific name is not defined. |
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Synonym |
≡Viola odorata subsp. suavis (M.Bieb.) Bonnier
=Viola alba Besser : It quotes from an overseas site.
( Italian name : Viola bianca.)
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Stalk Form | A flower scape is extended from a stalk, and a flower blooms from each scape. | ||||||||||
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Distribution | Japan domestic | ||||||||||
Japan overseas |
(Origin) Mediterranean region. There is an opinion that it was discovered in Parma, Italy (in the 16th century). And the other people claim that tkey originate in North Africa. |
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Flower | Shape | Middle size. | |||||||||
Color | Double pedals. There are a lavender color group and a white group. | ||||||||||
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Aromatic | |||||||||||
Others | There is a long cultivation record, and there are some gardening species. | ||||||||||
Leaf | Shape | Ovoid or kidney form. | |||||||||
Color | Glossy light green. | ||||||||||
Others | White slight hair is seen in the surface. | ||||||||||
Seed | Shape | Because a seed does not grow, it increases by the method of putting a stalk. | |||||||||
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Chromosome Number | 2n=40 | ||||||||||
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Others | It is grown as materials of a perfume. |