What is another word for oxalis?
Pronunciation: [ɒksˈɑːliz] (IPA) 
Oxalis is a genus of plants that belongs to the wood-sorrel family and includes over 800 species of flowering plants. Commonly known as shamrocks or wood-sorrels, the name oxalis comes from the Greek word "oxys," meaning sour, due to the leaves' tart taste. Other synonyms for oxalis include sourgrass, pink sorrel, yellow sorrel, and sour clover. Oxalis is typically small and delicate with clover-like leaves and bright, colorful flowers that add a pop of color to gardens and landscapes. While oxalis is known for its edible leaves and medicinal properties, some species are considered invasive and can spread rapidly if not controlled.
