Portulacaria
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Read about Portulacaria in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture
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Portulacaria (similar to Portulaca). Partulacaceae. Glabrous shrubs or small trees: lvs. opposite, obovate, fleshy: fls. small, rose, fascicled in the upper axils, forming a leafy panicle; sepals 2, short; petals 4-5, longer; stamens 4-7, inserted at the base of the petals; ovary free, 3-cornered, 1-ovuled: caps. 3-winged. indehiscent. Two species, S. Afr. P. afra, Jacq. Small tree, 10-12 ft. high: branches opposite: lvs. obovate- roundish. 4-6 lines long: peduncles compressed and branched; pedicels teniate: fls. small, pink. S. Afr. CH
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References
- Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture, by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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