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Woodsorrel Collection

Woodsorrel, also known as Oxalis acetosella

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Woodsorrel Collection: Wood Sorrel -Oxalis acetosella-, growing on dead wood, UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site
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Woodsorrel Collection: Edible tubers, Tubercules alimentaires
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Woodsorrel Collection: Creeping woodsorrel, Oxalis corniculata
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Woodsorrel Collection: Common woodsorrel, Oxalis acetosella
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Woodsorrel Collection: Yellow woodsorrel, Oxalis micrantha
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Woodsorrel Collection: Woodsorrel, Soursob, Wood Sorrel -Oxalis sp. -, Bialowieza Forest, Bialowieza National Park
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Woodsorrel Collection: Leaves of the wood sorrel -Oxalis acetosella- with dew drops
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Woodsorrel Collection: Piottas oxalis or woodsorrel, Oxalis piottae
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Woodsorrel Collection: Picture No. 10893079
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Woodsorrel Collection: Picture No. 10893077
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Woodsorrel Collection: Creeping Woodsorrel (Oxalis corniculata var. atropurpurea) purple-leaved form, flowering

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Woodsorrel, also known as Oxalis acetosella, is a fascinating plant that can be found growing on dead wood in the enchanting UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site of Nationalpark Hainich in Thuringia, Germany. This plant not only captivates with its delicate beauty but also holds culinary and medicinal significance. One of the remarkable features is its edible tubers, which are considered a delicacy by some. These tubercules alimentaires add a unique flavor to dishes and have been enjoyed for centuries. There are various species of woodsorrel, including creeping woodsorrel (Oxalis corniculata), common woodsorrel (Oxalis acetosella), yellow woodsorrel (Oxalis micrantha), and Piottas oxalis or woodsorrel (Oxalis piottae). Each species has its own distinct characteristics and can be found in different regions around the world. In Bialowieza Forest, located within Bialowieza National Park in Poland, Europe, you can find another type - Wood Sorrel -Oxalis sp. -. This picturesque forest provides an ideal habitat for this charming plant to thrive. The leaves of the wood sorrels like Oxalis acetosella glisten with dew drops under the morning sun. Their heart-shaped appearance adds to their allure and makes them easily recognizable. The common they are particularly known for their vibrant green foliage. Apart from being used as a culinary delight, certain varieties of Woodsorel have medicinal properties too. They have been traditionally used as herbal remedies due to their potential health benefits. These Medicinal and Herbal Plants continue to be valued today for their healing properties. Another captivating variation is creeping Woodsorel's purple-leaved form (Oxalis corniculata var. atropurpurea) which blooms with beautiful flowers adding splashes of color to the landscape.