Oxalis pres-caprae L. (Nodding Wood Sorrel)

Oxalis pres-caprae L. (Nodding Wood Sorrel)

Oxalis pres-caprae L. (Nodding Wood Sorrel)

Family:

Oxalidaceae

Habitat:

Ruderal areas, cultivated land

Growth habit:

herbaceous

Plant size:

0,05 - 0,3 m

Flower colour:

lemon yellow

Flowering time

December - May

Leaf characteristics:

long-stalked clover-like leaves arranged in a basal rosette

Flower characteristics:

umbel-shaped inflorescence, funnel-shaped flower of 5, 20-25 mm long petals

Fruits:

Fruits are not formed in Europe, propagation in the region is exclusively via brood nodules on underground rhizomes

Special features:

Neophyte, introduced from South Africa at the beginning of the 19th century and naturalised from gardens since then

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