(C.japonica), Poiteau, 1835, Annals Société d’Horticulture de Paris, 16:350, no description;

Berlèse, 1841, Iconographie, vol.I, pl.51 :- The flower is broad, concave, double and a

beautiful deep red, a carmine lacquer mixed with vermilion, more or less intense. The corolla

is irregular. The exterior petals are numerous, but broad; the others erect and spoon shaped,

slightly emarginate and veined with vivid red. Originated in France by M. Noisette, Paris.

Synonym: ‘Ignivoma’. Orthographic error: ‘Ignaea’.