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Portulaca (Latin name, of uncertain history). Portulacaceae. Purslane. Low fleshy often trailing annual or perennial herbs, one of whic | familia = [[Portulacaceae]]

|familia=Portulacaceae ...num''''' is a genus of [[herbaceous]] [[succulent plant]]s in the family [[Portulacaceae]] whose common names include '''fameflower''' and '''flameflower'''. Sever

| familia = [[Portulacaceae]] [[Category:Portulacaceae]]

:* family [[Portulacaceae]] *: family Portulacaceae

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| familia = [[Portulacaceae]] ...'''Pusley'''), is an [[Annual plant|annual]] [[succulent]] in the family [[Portulacaceae]], which can reach 40 cm in height. It is a native of [[India]] and the [[M

.... L. Calandrini, Genevan botanist, who wrote an important thesis in 1734). Portulacaceae. Fleshy, spreading or nearly trailing plants, sometimes cult. in borders an

...(after John Clayton, of Virginia, one of the earliest American botanists). Portulacaceae. Spring Beauty. Little smooth succulent herbs sometimes transferred to gard

...Sprague, of Cambridge, Mass., botanical artist, collaborator of Asa Gray). Portulacaceae. Dwarf half-hardy perennial herbs, well adapted to the rockery: lvs. radica

...ofessor of botany at Bologna in the first half of the eighteenth century). Portulacaceae. Small glabrous herbs, grown for ornament and one as a salad or pot-herb; a

...1845). Two genera have been made of this name. The accepted one is of the Portulacaceae, comprising one species (G. bracleata, Gill.) of extra-tropical South Ameri

...pt. Meriwether Lewis, of the Lewis and Clark transcontinental expedition). Portulacaceae. Fleshy-leaved low perennials, bearing showy white, rose or red flowers.

==[[Portulacaceae]]==

...alyx is usually composed of as many sepals as there are petals, but in the Portulacaceae there are but two sepals, while in some plants there are many. In many of t