Our collection from Taipingshan, northern Taiwan, gathered at 1885m in November 1993. Where this low growing perennial with creeping elongated rhizomatous roots grew in the dark forest. With leaves 2-3 per stem that are heart shaped white-maculate on their upper surfaces, somewhat reminiscent of Cyclamen. The purple to yellow flowers are three lobed borne near the ground. Best grown in a shady site in an acidic to neutral drained soil that has some moisture retention.