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common purslane
Portulaca oleracea
Portulaca oleracea
common purslane Purslane Family
Portulaca oleracea Portulacaceae
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common name
  common purslane
accepted scientific name
  •Portulaca oleracea L.
rules for finding collection records
  Portulaca neglecta (1)
  Portulaca oleracea (11393)
  Portulaca retusa (112)
family name
  • Portulacaceae
Image Author: ©2005 Anthony Valois and the National Park Service
Image License: public domain
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Category: Wildflowers
Flowers: Five petals
Petal colors: color
Flower size is about 0.25 inches
Leaf: Alternate, Opposite, Simple
Plant Observed beginning of April thru 1st week of December

Plant Showiness (36%)
base map where plant found
mag select

Disturbed
Riparian
Grassland
Forest
Desert
Sand
Rocky
Native Plant Status
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native Not Native
native Not Present

An Invasive and Annoying Weed.