Click here to support NatureSpot by making a donation small or large your gift is very much appreciated Thank you Description Low, creeping, slightly hairy plant with slender rhizomes Leaves scattered, leaflets heart shaped Flowers white or pale lilac, with lilac or purplishWood sorrel is considered to be better than the true sorrels and others of the Rumex family (such as dock) as a blood purifier, but there is little medical evidence to support this claim In fact little research seems to have been done on Oxalis acetosellaOxalis acetosella, also referred to as common wood sorrel and a popular Irish shamrock, owes its species name to one of the most notable compounds found in this genus oxalic acid Oxalic acid gives the bright green, trifoliate leaves a mild sour taste
Wood sorrel oxalis acetosella
Wood sorrel oxalis acetosella-Explore Mandy Dodd's board Oxalis (acetosella etc) on See more ideas about wood sorrel, plants, flowersOxalis acetosella L ssp montana (Raf) Hultén ex D Löve • CT, MA, ME, NH, VT Northtemperate to boreal evergreen to mixed evergreen forests, sometimes with extensive bryophyte ground cover, often associated Abies and Picea in northern New England and Tsuga in
Woodsorrel has distinctive trefoil leaves at night, the three, heartshaped lobes are folded back into a tent, while during the day, they flatten out The white flowers have five petals and tiny purple veins, they also close as the light fades, reopening in the dappled sunWood sorrel, or Oxalis, is a genus of flowering plant composed of over 500 species that grow around the globe In Europe and parts of Asia, you'll typically find Oxalis acetosella, and in North America we have numerous species, including Oxalis stricta (often called yellow wood sorrel or sour grass) and Oxalis corniculata (typically calledBrowse the list of datasets and find organisations you can join if you are interested in participating in a survey for species like Oxalis acetosella L If you have images for this taxon that you would like to share with NBN Atlas, please upload using the upload tools There are a total of 2 actions and individual studies
2 P O'S 70 , of Ballinahinch, Birdhill, Co Tipperary The leaves of wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella) were chewed for their enjoyable bittersweet taste, and an old woman told him how this was considered to be the original shamrock Cows are reputedly very fond of eating the plant also Clonlara, Co Clare, June 02Wood sorrel ( Oxalis acetosella) is a hardy perennial plant native to Europe and Asia Also known as common wood sorrel, wood sour, fairy bells, cuckoo's meat, and shamrock because of the cloverlike leaf It is an indicator of ancient woodland Wood sorrel is relatively easy to spot It is very low growing and spreads like a carpetThe species known as shamrock (Oxalis acetosella) is commonly grown as a houseplant Wood sorrels generally grow to a height of 6 to 10 inches and
Wood sorrel Oxalis acetosella illustration from Medical Botany 16 by John Stephenson and James Print John Stephenson and James Morss Churchill $17 More from This Artist Similar Designs Common wood sorrel Print Jouko Lehto $27 More from This ArtistUse it as a garnish to accompany a host of fish dishes, or in saladIdentifying Wood Sorrel Oxalis acetosellaVery tasty but contains Oxalic acid so eat in moderation Click here for more info on this zesty plant;
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