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Oxalidaceae
Oxalis

not marked as a favorite taxon *Oxalis hispidula Zuccarini. Phenology: Oct-Dec. Habitat: Lawns, wet ditches, disturbed roadsides. Distribution: Native of Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Brazil. See Horne, Barger, & Nesom (2013) and Franck et al. (2016) for additional and more detailed information. Also abundant in lawns in Monroe, LA (Ouachita Parish). Kelley & Vincent (2020) report naturalization in multiple areas in Louisiana.

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Origin/Endemic status: South America

Synonymy ⓘ: = FNA12, K4, Horne, Barger, & Nesom (2013); = n/a — RAB. Basionym: Oxalis hispidula Zucc. 1825

Links to other floras: = Oxalis hispidula - FNA12

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