Common name
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Ambul ambiliya
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Family
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Oxalidaceae
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Botanical
Name
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Oxalis corniculata
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Life Cycle
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Perannial
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Morphological Characters
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Stem - Thin,
cylindrical, creep
grow along
the slightly wet soil surfaces. Tender creeps are light green in color while
matures are reddish brown.
Roots - fibrous roots .
Leaves - are quadra foliate. Leaflet is
nearly heart shaped. Light green in color.
Flowers: The yellow flowers which are
approximately 6mm in diameter have five petals and number 1-6 per stem. This
plant flowers most of the year.
Seeds - are about 1-1.3mm long and 1mm
wide. Seeds are readily spread by soil and water movement.
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Propagation
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By Stolons.
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Agricultural Importance
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May invade lawns
and displace
desirable
grasses. May cause oxalate poisoning in livestock if eaten.
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Uses
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Medicinal value. |
Method of Control
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Hand weeding and
mechanical
weeding
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