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Viola x sp.
Viola diffusa Ging. ex DC. x V. verecunda A. Gray in Bull. Bot. Soc. Nagano no. 6: 27, f. 1, center & 2, center, t. 2 (1973)
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| Common names | ||
| Stalk Form | Hybrids between stemless species. | |
| Habitat | The humid roadsides that both mother class performs blend life of. | |
| Distribution | Japan domestic | |
| Japan overseas | ||
| Others | ||
| Flower | Shape | Small size. Because the labellum is short, it looks horizontally long. |
| Color | The surface is light reddish purple, and the back side is whitish. | |
| Spur | Round and white. | |
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| Stigma | ||
| Aromatic | ||
| Others | The flathead has white hair. The hair at the base of the flathead is long. | |
| Leaf | Shape | Egg-shaped. The base is shallow. Hair derived on the surface thickly. |
| Color | Generally both sides are dark green. | |
| Others | Hair grows densely on the surface. The petioles have wings. | |
| Characteristics of roots | Older ones become thicker and woody. | |
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| Reference Information | ||
| Others |
The origin of the naming depends on the area name 'satuma' in Kagoshima. Sterile. It is said that the cultivation is easy. On May 5, 1972, Mr. T. Kamiyama found it in Satsuma-gun, Kagoshima Prefecture. |
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