portulaca การใช้

• Portulaca oleracea is a cosmopolitan weed, both wild and cultivated.
• Portulaca is extremely hardy, even in very harsh conditions.
• "Portulaca suffrutescens " is a perennial with tuberous roots.
• Portulaca'Sundial Peach'Color : Glowing peach.
• This purslane is exactly the same as the garden portulaca we see today.
• Portulaca is a genus of about 40 species, mainly tropical and subtropical.
• Portulaca oleracea is edible and is a pot herb.
• To extend their food supply, they ate portulaca.
• "Portulaca pilosa " is a pantropical species native to Asia.
• In fact, portulaca is an edible potherb.
• Portulaca thrives in sandy soils and enjoys the sun-the hotter the better.
• Portulaca is another dazzling, colourful annual.
• Betacyanins isolated from " Portulaca oleracea " improved cognition deficits in aged mice.
• New portulaca varieties have now appeared.
• Most species of portulaca have mucilaginous, often acidic ( malic acid ) stems and foliage.
• Like butterfly weed and cushion spurge, portulaca has all the survival skills of its weedy relatives.
• Gelang Pasir ( common garden Purslane )-wild portulaca oleracea is a weed rampant in cultivated gardens.
• Portulaca was originally found in Brazil, but it soon spread to all warm parts of the world.
• Portulaca is a low-growing succulent annual ( or perennial ), boasting lovely rose-like blooms.
• Among annuals and perennials, consider lantana, portulaca, geraniums, black-eyed Susans, coneflower and sedum.