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Sorrel (Rumex acetosa), also
called common sorrel or
garden sorrel, is a
perennial herbaceous plant in the
family Polygonaceae.
Other names for sorrel...
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species are
known as wood-
sorrels (also as wood
sorrels or woodsorrels) as they have an
acidic taste reminiscent of the
sorrel proper (Rumex acetosa), which...
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Rosalie Sorrels (June 24, 1933 – June 11, 2017) was an
American folk singer-songwriter. She
began her
public career as a
singer and
collector of traditional...
- as "
sorrel" Rumex,
genus of
plants containing species known as
sorrels, particularly:
Rumex acetosella, sheep's
sorrel Rumex scutatus,
French sorrel Sourwood...
- with the
great majority of the 570
species in the
genus Oxalis (wood
sorrels).
Members of this
family typically have
divided leaves, the
leaflets showing...
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woodsorrel (or
simply yellow woodsorrel),
common yellow oxalis,
upright yellow-
sorrel,
lemon clover, or more
ambiguously and
informally "sourgr****", "juicy fruit"...
- W.
Scott Sorrels is an
American attorney at law.
Sorrels was a
partner of the law firm
Sutherland Asbill &
Brennan LLP, a law firm
headquartered in Atlanta...
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Sorrel soup is made from
water or broth,
sorrel leaves, and salt.
Varieties of the same soup
include spinach,
garden orache, chard, nettle, and occasionally...
- a
fictional tale
dedicated to folk
singer Rosalie Sorrels. In the song,
Griffith describes Sorrels escaping an
unhappy Mormon marriage,
driving from Salt...
- used as a
culinary herb. Its
common names include French sorrel,
buckler sorrel, shield-leaf
sorrel, and
sometimes the
culinary name "green-sauce". As a culinary...
