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Another new one, violet wood sorrel, Oxalis violacea. It normally blooms much earlier and has typical oxalis/clover leaves, but it can rebloom late from leafless stems. https://t.co/Mn8oxsmxfh
— Cheryl Miller (@PernArchivist) 2020.9.19
A nice patch of Violet Wood Sorrel (Oxalis violacea) from a woodland patch of the Wayne National Forest. Although found throughout much of Ohio, I don't see it that often. This area of the Wayne, however, had TONS of it everywhere. https://t.co/DoeqrtMoFa
— Kyle Brooks (@Kyle_From_Ohio) 2020.5.17
@skwinnicki First to last: Asclepias viridis (Spider Milkweed or Green Antelope Horn), Callirhoe alcaeoides (Pale Poppy Mallow), and Oxalis violacea (Violet Wood Sorrel
— Molly Reichenborn (@m2r_eco) 2020.4.15
Little gnatty guy hanging out on a Violet Woodsorell (Oxalis violacea) https://t.co/1JuaAvCTzU https://t.co/toMDQwSkoh
— Andrew (@Genflag) 2020.4.7