No. 1056. eut ® 
OXALIS BIFURCA. 
Class. i Order. È 
DECANDRIA PENTAGYNIA. 
Native of the Cape of Good Hope, 
whence it has lately been ee: The 
stems are from six inches t ot in length, 
more or less leafy and branching: they are 
downy, as are all parts of the plant. The 
flower stalks are single and longer than the 
leaves; both have a joint at their P den 
and фе. баще have two. sma all sub 
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leaves are ternate and forked full half their 
length. 
It requires the greenhouse, and should be 
potted in sandy peat earth: it increases 
itself by offsets from the bulb. The flowers 
are produced during the summer and 
autumn. 
