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Redwood Sorrel

by LafcadioOregon, USA

Redwood

Sorrel

by TerryBerryCalifornia, USA

Pictured in Pfeiffer State Park in Big Sur, CA

Redwood Sorrel

by brodiemaxaCalifornia, USA

Contains small amounts of the toxin oxalic acid.

Sorrel

by jrbeardleyArcata, California, USA

Three leaf plant grows in damp shady foreat

Redwood Sorrel

by Hema ShahPhelan, California, United States

wildflowers seen in Mendocino county.

Redwood Sorrel

by AmberLundeenCalifornia, USA

Sorrel

by bella.kotlarMill Valley, California, USA

Redwood forest

Redwood Sorrel

by Christy ChowCalifornia, USA

Redwood Sorrel

by SeanEllsworthCalifornia, USA

Redwood Sorrel

by SeanEllsworthSan Rafael, California, USA

Redwood Sorrel

by LafcadioOregon, USA

Ubiquitous ground cover.

Redwood sorrel

by vanhevelOregon, USA

A clover-like species with pink flowers.

Redwood Sorrel

by douglaslfaustCalifornia, USA

Seen in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park

Redwood sorrel

by BethAngermeierCalifornia, USA

Found underneath a very old Redwood tree. ...

Redwood Sorrel

by LuisStevensCalifornia, USA

Flowering clover.

Redwood sorrel

California, USA

Redwood

Redwood Sorrel

by mcacovicVictoria, British Columbia, Canada

Leaves tri-lobed (like four-leaf clover). Spreads to cover large area. Small, ...

Redwood Sorrel

by CindyBinghamKeiserMill Valley, California, USA

Small white flowers among lobed leaves of three. There were others nearby that ...

Woodsorrel

by misakoCalifornia, USA

Oxalis (pron.: /ˈɒksəlɨs/) is by far the largest genus in the wood-

Redwood Sorrel

by Brian38Silver Lake, Washington, United States

Redwood

Redwood sorrel

by shebebusynowOregon, USA

Shamrock-shaped leaves, white flowers

Pacific Trillium

Pacific Trillium

by misakoBig Basin Redwoods State Park, USA

coast redwood. Associated understory ...

Sourgrass

by Amanda LynchWashington, USA

capsules are egg-shaped, 7–9 mm long; seeds are almond shaped.[3]"

coast redwood

by hannawackerCalifornia, USA

The coast redwood has a conical crown, with ...

Trillium

by Brian38Kent, Washington, USA

Trillium ovatum is a perennial herb spreading by means of underground rhizomes. ...

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