Hiff, 



"Plantarum Succulent arum 



Dec. Ill 



I'hefniaHenlwarfTcnaueiFicoides Afric 



ulo 



leay d Jl^i^rpgplb; J latiffimis, craffiffimis, lucidis, 



conjugatis, brevioribus fiore, 



aureoamplo ? Pedunculo bre- 

 vi.Boerh. Ind.alt.29a.N0. 7. 



Lanta 

 proxime rupcriusdefcripta, folo 



HI S 'Plant, as well as „ 



the former* is a Native 



Africa, growing in dry 



hare quemadmodum, & 



Ground, feldom exceeding three\ Af J ic ^ n °P d ^ acm fuam acceptam 



Inches 



Heigh 



but lying 



refert, crefcitq in Locis aridis. PI 



lofe.to the Earth, the Leaves !?"«" Di g itos tres Altitudin 



fupcrat, fed humilius prope Tcrram 

 efcit, Folia illius Succi funt pi 



& ad 



Digiti Latitudinem 



are very fucculent, about an 



Inch broad, and about three 



Inches long, if they are not kept, _ _ 



tooclofefromthe Air, but when* tnum Digitorum Longitudinem, 



they are kept too hot, I have Cc f c . cxtcndutit > mfi cx Aere P uro 



known theLeaves of this Tlant\ mmis ° ccludlintnr > fin vcro Calori 



above four Inches long-, between P er( l u am intenfo nudata funt, Folia 



theLeaves come forth the FloW'\ hu)lifce p,antac fepiflimc 



ers like that in the Figure with-^ umior 



d 



ad 



Digitorum 



Longitudincm 

 out Foot-ftalks, whofe Tetals P crvcniffc - E medio Foliomm c- 

 are of a bright yellow Colour rum Punt Florcs, haud diflimiles 

 thefe are feen all the Summer, Re P^ f <=ntationi /Enes hie adhibits, 



Pedunculo, hujufee Floris Pc- 



hich the Fruit rip 



Flavedin 



funt 



drffi 



h 





omni aeftivo Tempore Oculis appa- 

 rent, & his difcedentibus Fru&us ad 

 Maturitatem accedit. 



,„ , , Hanc Plantam ex Ramufcuiis five 



fto propagate this Tlant from, Virgultis fzpenumero propagatur, 



the Off-fetts, which we'fet in qua? Terra; mandantur,bofrquam »«■*- 

 the Earth, 1*' --*--—' r n 



. . - eT the .y have us vcl duorum Dicrum Spatium 

 lam m the Sun a "Day or Radiis folaribus ad exficcandum 



two 

 A 



dry 

 common Green- hou ft 



cubuerant. 



Hypocauftum vulgarc e Frig 



will preferve it in Winter, brumali ilhm tutam confervabit 



The 



