large-leaf wood-sorrel

Oxalis articulata, described by Savigny in 1798, is a member of the Oxalidaceae family. It is a perennial species that is native to Northern Argentina, Southern Brazil, and Uruguay. It has been introduced to Europe and is now naturalized in various areas, including gardens. The species is known by several common names, including large-leaf wood-sorrel, pink-sorrel, pink wood sorrel, and windowbox wood-sorrel. It is also referred to as chari amilo in Nepal and netho (khatta) saag in India. Its distribution includes Açores, Portugal Continental, BR, Corvo Island, Faial Island, Flores Island, Graciosa Island, Pico Island, Santa Maria Island, São Jorge Island, São Miguel Island, Terceira Island, TR, TN, CL, HR, IE, Belgium, Flemish Region, and France.