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Oxalis albicans  

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Family: Oxalidaceae
California woodsorrel, more...radishroot woodsorrel
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JANAS 30(2)
Plant: perennial herb; STEMS lax to 40 cm long, decumbent, at least at base, not rooting at the nodes Leaves: cauline; leaflets 3, to 1.5 cm long, pale green INFLORESCENCE: 1-3-flowered; pedicel less than 2 cm long Flowers: perfect, the petals clawed, connate at base; stamens 10; pistil 5-carpelled; styles 5; corollas yellow or orange, 8-12 mm long Fruit: FRUITS cylindric, 6-18 mm long, fleshy explosive capsules. SEEDS arillate, 1.2-1.7 mm long REFERENCES: Denton, Melinda. 1998 Oxalidaceae. J. Ariz. - Nev. Acad. Sci. 30(2): 115.
Ornduff and Denton (VPAP treatment); Kearny and Peebles 1979
Duration: Perennial Nativity: Native Lifeform: Subshrub General: Plant: perennial herb; STEMS lax to 40 cm long, decumbent, at least at base, not rooting at the nodes. Leaves: Leaves: cauline; leaflets 3, to 1.5 cm long, pale green Flowers: INFLORESCENCE: 1-3-flowered; pedicel less than 2 cm long Flowers: perfect, the petals clawed, connate at base; stamens 10; pistil 5-carpelled; styles 5; corollas yellow or orange, 8-12 mm long Fruits: Fruit: FRUITS cylindric, 6-18 mm long, fleshy explosive capsules. SEEDS arillate, 1.2-1.7 mm long Ecology: Found in moist soil and partial shade, 2,500-6,000 ft; flowers March-November. Distribution: w TX to AZ and MEX Editor: hazelton pasted from VPAP
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