Portulaca obtusa

Summary

Portulaca obtusa is a taxon^[1].

Key Facts

• Portulaca obtusa's instance of is recorded as taxon^[2].
• Portulaca obtusa is classified at the rank of species^[3].
• Portulaca obtusa belongs to the parent taxon Portulaca^[4].
• Under binomial nomenclature, Portulaca obtusa is Portulaca obtusa^[5].
• Portulaca obtusa's Commons category is recorded as Portulaca obtusa^[6].
• Portulaca obtusa's short name is recorded as P. obtusa^[7].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as amalenjane^[8].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as amalenjani^[9].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as amalenyane^[10].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as Kanniedood^[11].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as myeyane^[12].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as porselein^[13].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as pursley^[14].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as solele^[15].
• Portulaca obtusa is commonly known as wild purslane^[16].

Body

Classification

Portulaca obtusa's scientific name is Portulaca obtusa^[5]. It is classified at the rank of species^[3]. It is classified within Portulaca^[4]. Recorded taxon common name include amalenjane^[8], amalenjani^[9], amalenyane^[10], Kanniedood^[11], myeyane^[12], and porselein^[13].

Identifiers

Portulaca obtusa's iNaturalist taxon ID is recorded as 1107120^[17]. Portulaca obtusa's NCBI taxonomy ID is recorded as 1150908^[18]. Portulaca obtusa's GBIF taxon ID is recorded as 4022590^[19].