Viola x taradakensis "Violet Chamber of Flower Photo Gallery" (Internet Guide)

Mating parents		Viola eizanensis (Makino) Makino ( 2n=24 ) Viola violacea Makino var. makinoi (H.Boissieu) Hiyama ex F.Maek. ( 2n=24 )
Scientific Name		Viola x taradakensis Nakai nothof. eizalacea F.Maek. et T.Hashim. ex T.Shimizu Published in: Viotets Jap: 6 (1963)
Common names
Stalk Form		Hybrids between stemless species.
Habitat
Distribution	Japan domestic
	Japan overseas
	Others	Rarely grows naturally.
Flower	Shape	It is said that the appearance form is divided into Viola eizanensis type and Viola violacea var. makinoi type, depending on the characteristics of each parent. Middle size. As for the hair of the side valve, a hairy type and a hairless type are observed.
	Color	There is a variation from light magenta to magenta.
	Spur	Similar color to flowers. It's plump.
	Season	Early to mid-April.
	Stigma	Inverted triangle.
	Aromatic	No Fragrance.
	Others	Sterility. Gew flowers
Leaf	Shape	The leaves are cut like chrysanthemums. The overall shape of Viola eizanensis type is from long egg-shaped lanceolate to elliptical lanceolate, and Viola violacea var. makinoi type is from lanceolate to long triangular lanceolate.
	Color	Dark green. The back side is tinged with purple.
	Others	The leaves are slightly thick and shiny. hairless.
Characteristics of roots
Endangered Information
Type Specimen		Okaya City, Nagano Prefecture.
Chromosome Number
Reference Information
Others		It was found at Kawagisi, Okaya City (Nagano Prefecture) by Mikio Takahashi and others in 1951.