Wood sorrel (Oxalidaceae)

Wood sorrel

Wood sorrel are characterized by their delicate, trifoliate leaves that resemble clover and typically fold down in the evening. They flourish in a variety of environments, from lush forest undergrowth to rocky landscapes, adapting through their rhizomatous or tuberous structures. Their flowers, generally star-shaped and vivid, add bursts of color, enhancing their adaptation by attracting pollinators.

Scientific classification

Family

Wood sorrel (Oxalidaceae)

Order

Woodsorrels, quandongs, and allies

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