- /ˈɒksəlɪs/ (American English)) is a
large genus of
flowering plants in the
wood-
sorrel family, Oxalidaceae,
comprising over 550 species. The
genus occurs throughout...
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Common wood sorrel is a
common name for two
plants species in the
genus Oxalis.
Common wood sorrel may
refer to:
Oxalis acetosella,
native to
Europe and...
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Oxalis acetosella, the
wood-
sorrel or
common wood-
sorrel, is a
herbaceous rhizomatous flowering plant in the
family Oxalidaceae. The
specific epithet...
- pes-caprae,
commonly known as
African wood-
sorrel,
Bermuda buttercup,
Bermuda sorrel,
buttercup oxalis, Cape
sorrel,
English weed, goat's-foot, sourgr****...
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Oxalis articulata,
known as pink-
sorrel, pink
wood sorrel,
windowbox wood-
sorrel,
chari amilo (Nepal), sourgr****,
netho (khatta) saag (India), is a perennial...
- had been eaten.
Bicheno argued that this ****ed the
wood sorrel better than clover, as
wood sorrel was
often eaten as a
green and used to
flavour food...
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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"...
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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...
- The Oxalidaceae, or
wood sorrel family, are a
small family of five
genera of
herbaceous plants,
shrubs and
small trees, with the
great majority of the...
- four-leaved
wood-
sorrel after its family, Oxalidaceae.
Other English common names for this
plant include Lucky Clover, Four-Leaf
Sorrel, Four-Leaf Pink-
Sorrel and...
