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Feuilles À Folioles Linéaires ; En Sok , Fleurs Po OS M 62 es O. atropurpureus , . O. OI OUÉ. a aie. iace ige oie, comimée euies à 46 oioes iéaies e sok , eus oue océ is osées e gae uiaéae. ee e uyèe oa geie, mui . e gaies e écas. O. accius , Kiai . O. A EUIES MOES. e a Coaie. ae iace e usique, à oaiso iaièe es euies so comosées e aies de oioes acéoéesiéaies es eus, isosées a au somme es éocues, so gaes e u eau eu ioacé. eie ee égèe e aîce eosi io u eu omagée. O cuie e même es O. variegatus , Iaie, e O. lathyroides , e Siéie. ORPH1UMfrutescens Chironia Mey , E. decussata , e. Oio A EUIES E coi . ( Geiaées . Cama ause u Ca euies oosées e coi uescees, u eu éaisses cooe e oue, à ii sios oae,acéoées , u ose i, isse e comme eissée. ee e uyèe ou ee égèe see em éée, ès aéée e sèce mui . e ouues. OI, oi Sedia?? Telephium . OIE, oi Urtica . OSIE EUI , oi Epilobium spicatum . O. AUE, oi Salir witellitta . OUGE O. , oi S. purpurea . 0. E, ES ÎES Ou E IIÈE, oi S. vimindis . OSMAUS agas , ou . Olea fragrans , u . OSMAE OOA, OIIE OOA. (Oéi m.0 ées . u ao. Aisseau e à 2m euies oaesoogues, eicuées, coiaces, esisaes e uie, ès eies eus aces, aiaies e emi aes, à oeu suae. Ees ee comme aum as a éi,aaio u é. ee ace égèe oageie mui . e gaies su cocue, e ouues e e ma coes. O. ; O. A EUIE E OU. ao. ei ause à euies esisaes, o e o e e euia aee ceu u ou commu, aec eque i éee eaucou aaogie. a aacue aiée dn euiage a oe ieu e isigue u ceai om 6. 622 OXA de variétés dont les principales sont : Os. die. alto-nzarginatus , auro-nzarginatus , latifolius varie- gates , nanas variegatus , diversiffilius variegatus , retieulatus , rotundifélius . Mu lt . de boutures suffisamment aoûtées .en pots rem- plis de terre de bruyère que l'on place sous cloche, dans la serre à boutures. Rustiques sous le climat de Paris, 0SrvIIINDAregalis,L .; OSMONDE ROYALE. (Fougères.) Indigène. Belle plante à feuilles grandes, bipennées; une ou plusieurs de ces feuilles dépassent les autres et s'élèvent à I et quelquefois zm , pour se terminer par une grappe compacte de globules jaunâtres. Elle croit à l'ombre des bois, dans les marais tourbeux, et pro- duit un bel effet dans les jardins pittoresques, au pied des rochers baignés par l'eau. OSTEOSPERMUM moniliferuni , L.; OSTEOSPERME PORTE , -COLLIER . (Composées.) Arbrisseau du Cap, de ru rm.30 à i . 60 feuilles ovales assez larges, arrondies, persistantes; en juillet, fleurs en petits capitules, _à rayons et disque jaunes; fruits colores et osseux dontd on peut faire des colliers. Terre franche légère; exposi- tion au midi; arrosements modérés ; orangerie près des jours et garantir de l'humidité; multipl . de graines et de boutures faites au printemps, sur couche et sous châssis. Pleine terre sur les bords de la Méditerranée, oir il fleurit pendant une partie de l'hiver, O. pinnatrfidum , voir Garuleum . OXALIS , L. ; OXÂLIDE . ( Oxalidées .) Les espèces de ce genre sont très nombreuses et de ports très variés, ainsi qu'on le verra plus loin. Certaines espèces ont des racines tuberculeuses ou des bulbilles dont on a beau- coup vanté les qualités alimentaires. I,es feuilles sont le plus ordinairement composées de 3 folioles en forme de coeur renversé ; ces feuilles ont une saveur acide, ressemblant tellement à celle de l'Oseille des jardins acetosella qu'une espèce indigène, l' O . , a été long- temps cultivée, sous le nom vulgaire d'ALLÉLUIA , comme plante potagère. Le suc de cette plante fournit en quantité notable l'acide oxalique, auquel elle a donné son nom, et qui est employé dans lés arts sous la forme d'oxalate de potasse, plus connu sous le nom 0 A 62 de sel d'Oseille. — Beaucoup d' ()rails ont des fleurs très jolies et peuvent être cultivées comme plantes d'ornement ; elles offrent d'ailleurs une grande va- riété de couleurs, car on trouve dans les différentes espèces des fleurs blanches, jaunes, roses, pourpres ou rouges : ces fleurs ne s'épanouissent bien qu'au soleil. — Les bulbilles ou tubercules servent à la reproduction des espèces qui en sont pourvues ; les autres se multiplient de boutures et par la séparation des pieds. Toutes se plaisent en terre de bruyère pure ou mélangée et demandent une lumière vive. On les place en serre chaude, en serre tempérée ou sous châssis froid, selon leur origine; mais les espèces annuelles et tuberculeuses peuvent être plantées au printemps à l'air libre, en touffes ou en bordures. Nous renvoyons au chapitre des PLANTES POTAGÈRES pour la description e ‘ k la culture des O. crenata et Deppei, recommandées comme plantes alimentaires. 1. — Oxalis à tiges garnies e euies. 0.)calis A. friaicosa, Radd. ; O. EN ARBRE. Brésil. 1 m.3o brisseau de orn.70 à ; pétiole dilaté en forme de feuille, et portant à son sommet 3 folioles ovales, arrondies, ciliées; fleurs jaune d'or, en grappes axillaires. Cette esèce, de serre chaude, diffère beaucoup de toutes les autres par son port et par ses feuilles. O. versieolor, , L.; O. BleoLoaF. Du Cap. Tige droite; feuilles à 3 folioles en coin étroit avec 2 ois au somme fleurs solitaires, blanches avec un liseré rouge au bord des pétales, fort jolies. — Elle a une va- riété à couleur moins vive et moins belle, qu'il ne faut- pas confondre avec elle. • O. rosea, Jacq. ; 0 A EUES ROSES. Chili. Plante glabre, à ramifications étalées puis dressées, hautes de om.15-20; feuillage obcordé, échancré, d'un vert gai. Tout l'été, fleurs petites, d'un beau rose, en grappes lâches. Bordures, corbeilles, plates-bandes, rocailles: Semis en avril-mai, en place. 2. — Oxalis à tiges nulles et à euies aicaes. vioLETTE. Oxalis violacea, L.; O. De l'Amérique du Nord. Feuilles à 3 folioles en coeur arrondi ; fleurs violet 624 0 A ias, isosées e omee eae. ésise e eie ee ie. O. seciosa , O. EMAQUAE. u Ca. eui es à oioes e coi éagi as e au e eu ou oi écacées, oées su es éioes ouges eus soiaies, gaes, aya e ime ouge oue, e ue aue e e éocue ouge. a us ee esèce cuiée. O. uuea , . O. OUE. aiéé e a é céee eus soiaies, oues. euies ouges e essous. O. owiei , i . O. E OWIE . u Ca. euies à oioes ocoées . ames e Om.0 à Om.40 , oa 6 à o eus ose i su e ime , aues su a goge. eée e see eméée aa a geée, ee oea es eus usquau commeceme e ie. Mui . acie a es ues. O. oiua , ik e O . O. OIÔE . ési. acie uecueuse, oa e omeuses euies ogueme éocuées, u eau e, ea e ie ue eie us océe. ou éé, eus eies, oses, èsomeuses, e omees. oues, co eies, aesaes. Mu . e uecues, e semis e ai•mai , e ace. O. eaya , Ca . O. A QUAE EUIES. Meique. iace. acie uecueuse. euies aicaes, à 4 oio es ocoées , gaes. E maiaoû, ame e O.20 , emiée a 62 eus u ioe cai. Mui . a a i io es eues uecues aacés à auome, cose - és ie su es aees e aés e ai. ou eai. oues, aus, ocaies. O. coicuaa oiis aouueis , o . Ii gèe. iace. ae aicae oma éais gaos e o 2 ceim . e aueu. euies ioioées , ma ées e oue uâe, soue eièeme ou es. eus aue oé. ocaies, eais secs, goes, uies, oues. Semis su ace, e aiui. o aiso e maiuie. O . eei eu êe emoyée à aie e oies oues as es oages. O. ceaa e Oca ouge, oi a emièe aie, aes oagèes. OXY 625 OXYANTHUS ogious, DC. ; OXYANTHE A LON- GUE FLEUR. ( Rubiacées. ) De Sierra-Leone. Arbris- seau à feuilles lancéolées, aiguës; fleurs fasciculées, ter- minales, très longuement tubulées, blanches en naissant, ensuite roses, et enfin violettes. Plante très florifère, de serre tempérée ; multipl. de boutures; terre légère. Oycoc OXYCOCCUSpa/ustris, Pers.; acciiui cos, L. ; AIRELLE CANNEBERGE. (Vacciniées.) Indi- gène dans les marais tourbeux. Tiges et branches ram- pantes, filiformes; feuilles persistantes, petites, ovales, glauques en dessous ; en mai, fleurs roses; fruits du vo- lume d'un Pois, rouge vif. —Variété à feuilles panachées. O. macocaus, Pers.; . macocaum, H. K.; A. DU CANADA. Plante plus vigoureuse que la précé- dente; feuilles oblongues, luisantes ; fruits plus gros. Pleine terre de bruyère humide. Oyeum aoeum, voir Aomea aoea . OXYLOBIUM caiau. (Papilionacées.) Nouv.- Hollande. Arbrisseau de 3m; feuilles oblongues, blan- châtres; fleurs en tête, moyennes, jaunes; serre tem- pérée; terre de bruyère; multip. de graines et de mar- cottes; reprend difficilement de boutures. OXYPETALUM cceueum, Dne ; weeia cœuea , Hook. ; OXYPÉTALE BLEU. (Xselépiadées.) Du Brésil austral. Plante ligneuse, volubile ; feuilles cordiformes, molles, soyeuses ; en été, fleurs d'un bleu d'azur, étoi- lées, disposées en grappe. Cette espèce peut se cultiver à la manière es plantes annuelles ; on peut la semer sur couche à l'automne pour la repiquer au printemps, soit en place, soit en pots; elle demande une terre douce et bien fumée, et des arrosements modérés. — O soo oies, très voisin du précédent, mais à fleurs roses. Même cal turc et mêmes usages. c OXY URA ysaeoies, DC ; OXYURE A FEUIL- LES DE CHRYSANTHÈME. (Composées.) De la Californie. Annuelle ; tiges rameuses; feuilles sessiles, dentées et ciliées sur les bords; capitules solitaires, larges de Orn.028; disque jaune; rayons jaunes et blancs sur le bord, dentés au sommet.
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