Oxalis corniculata L. 
Family: Oxalidaceae
creeping woodsorrel,  more
[Acetosella corniculata (L.) Kuntze,  more]
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Manager: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium
Specimen Info: ASU:Plants:234825
 
Plant: perennial herb; stems prostrate or decumbent, to 30 cm long, often rooting at nodes Leaves: cauline; leaflets 3, to 2 cm long, often maroon Inflorescence: 2-5-flowered; pedicels less than 1 cm long Flowers: perfect, the petals clawed, connate at base; stamens 10; pistil 5-carpelled; styles 5, colollas yellow, 4-8 mm long Fruit: FRUITS fleshy explosive capsules, cylindric, angled, 6-25 mm long. SEEDS 1.2-1.5 mm long, arillate Misc: Common in lawns, gardens, disturbed places, greenhouses, and occasionally woodlands or grasslands:; 250-1300 m (1100-3900 ft); flowers all year
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Frank Rose  
Caption: Oxalis corniculata
Photographer: Frank Rose
Locality: Los Pinitos, Sonora Mexico
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