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English: Plate 6 from Oxalis monographia, iconibus illustrate by Nikolaus Josef Jacquin (Vienna, 1794). Botanical study of African woodsorrel [Oxalis pes-caprae] a plant native to South Africa. The text accompanying this illustration notes: “Patria. Promontorium bonae spei” [Cape of Good Hope]. The plate contains inset details of flower, bulbs, flower bud and stamens. |
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| Author | Johannes Scharf (1765-1794) |
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| 11:08, 17 December 2019 |  | 811 × 1,080 (251 KB) | Paul venter (talk | contribs) | {{Information |description ={{en|1=Plate 6 from Oxalis monographia, iconibus illustrate by Nikolaus Josef Jacquin (Vienna, 1794). Botanical study of African woodsorrel [Oxalis pes-caprae] a plant native to South Africa. The text accompanying this illustration notes: “Patria. Promontorium bonae spei” [Cape of Good Hope]. The plate contains inset details of flower, bulbs, flower bud and stamens. }} |date =1794 |source =http://botanicalillustrations.org/illustration.php?id_illu... |
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