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Summary Of: Wood sorrel
the leaves of common wood sorrel are commonly thought to make a very good tea when dried...
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Scientific classification
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Plantae
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Magnoliophyta
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Magnoliopsida
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Oxalidales
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Oxalidaceae
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genus
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Oxalidaceae
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Brazil
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Mexico
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South Africa
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annual
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perennial
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leaves
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clovers
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flowers
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stamens
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fruit
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capsule
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seeds
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roots
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tuberous
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bulbils
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Oxalis acetosella
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Oxalis adenophylla
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Oxalis albicans
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Oxalis ausensis
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Oxalis barrelieri
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Oxalis bowiei
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Oxalis corniculata
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Oxalis ecuadorensis
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Oxalis enneaphylla
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Oxalis hedysaroides
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Oxalis luederitzii
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Oxalis norlindiana
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Oxalis oregana
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Oxalis pennelliana
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Oxalis pes-caprae
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Oxalis rufescens
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Oxalis schaeferi
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Oxalis spiralis
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Oxalis stricta
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Oxalis triangularis
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Oxalis tuberosa
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Oxalis violacea
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tubers
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Oca
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potato
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Colombia
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Andes
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mountains
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South America
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Scurvy-grass Sorrel
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sailors
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vitamin C
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scurvy
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oxalic acid
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toxic
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digestion
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calcium oxalate
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ornamental plants
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gardens
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invasive
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weeds
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four-leaf clovers
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Wikipedia article "Wood sorrel"
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