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Oxalis pes-caprae (soursob) is a common
weed species (especially in gardens) with trifoliate
leaves and abundant yellow flowers. The leaves are
hairless above, have a few hairs underneath, and are often
purple-flecked. The leaves are all basal.
This species does not produce mature fruit or
set seed in Tasmania. It is spread in soil containing
bulbs and bulbils.
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