Viola chaerophylloides var. sieboldiana x phalacrocarpa "Violet Chamber of Flower Photo Gallery" (Internet Guide)

Mating parents		Viola chaerophylloides (Regal) W. Becker var. sieboldiana (Maxim.) Makino ( 2n=24 ) Viola phalacrocarpa Maxim. ( 2n=24 )
Scientific Name		Viola x sp. Viola chaerophylloides (Regal) W. Becker var. sieboldiana (Maxim.) Makino x V. phalacrocarpa Maxim. Published in Wild Violets Jap. Col.: 258, t. 110; 10-20 (1975)
Common names
Stalk Form		Hybrids between stemless species.
Habitat		A sunny field of the level ground (parents grow wild in similar environment). Mr. T. Sato said that "They bloom in the grass field at the foot" in his book "wildflowers Aso II".
Distribution	Japan domestic	Observed around Kumamoto prefecture, Hyogo prefecture, Kanto area, etc.. cf.: Distribution
	Japan overseas
	Others	It rarely occurs in areas where parents are closely distributed.
Flower	Shape	Middle size. In many cases, a flower image is close to Viola phalacrocarpa.
	Color	Flowers are purple. Hair growing in the valve. There is a small purple-red spots at the surface of spur.
	Spur	Pink purple, thick.
	Season	From early April to mid-May.
	Stigma	Inverted triangle.
	Aromatic	Unscented.
	Others	The floral pattern has fine hair. It is described as "multifloral and durable".
Leaf	Shape	The leaves, the shape of the whole, are lanceolate oval egg-shaped or lanceolate. The leaves are torn like chrysanthemum leaves.
	Color	Surface is green. The back is pale green, while others take on a slightly purple.
	Others	Bristle with short hair on both sides.
Characteristics of roots
Endangered Information
Type Specimen		Kumamoto Prefecture.
Chromosome Number
Reference Information
Others		Sterile. Proliferates in roots and rhizomes. In 1964, Mr. Honda (monk) found it at Shimizu Pass in Kumamoto Prefecture.