|
Viola
phalacrocarpa, a perennial herb approximately 10cm tall,
inhabits sunny grasslands in hills and valleys, especially on
peduncles, spurs, ovals, and fruit, which are hairy. Leaves are in
bundles, each 2-4 cm long and 2-3 cm wide, narrow ovate to ovate;
they grow in summer to about 8cm, maintaining the same form.
Flowers, approximately 1.5cm across, are light to medium red-purple,
with purple veins, and have slim spurs. The side petals have dense
hairs at their bases. As they are not fully open, it is challenging
to see inside. Bloom time: April. |
