OXALIS ciliarisE. Mey. b [family OXALIDACEAE], !(non a.)
Information
stemless or stipitate, hairy; leaves 3–6; leaflets oblong, obtuse, somewhat narrowed at base, with a slightly incurved margin, ciliated with rigid hairs, quite even above, concave-dotted underneath; scapes equalling the leaves, ebracteolate; sepals lanceolate, four times shorter than the corolla. Nearly allied to the preceding, this differs in its brownish bulb twice as large, hairy petiole and scape, rigidly ciliate leaflets (eight lines long, 2 1/2–3 lines wide) obtuse and rounded at each end, not emarginate; in the longer calyx, and corolla with shorter tube. Corolla yellow at base, with a blush-white limb.
Distribution
SOUTH AFRICA Piquetberg, Pietersfontein, Drege! 3209. Jul. (Herb. E. Mey., Sond.)