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Close up of red sorrel (rumex acetosella) in bloom

Fresh sorrel leaves in the garden

Common sorrel leaves and flowers isolated on white

Young sorrel bushes. Healthy salad plants in the garden.

Sorrel (Rumex acetosa)

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A Red sorrel plant

Curly Dock in meadow. Rumex crispus

Healthy food

Fresh sorrel leaves in the garden

The red or maroon flowers of sheep's sorrel (Rumex acetosella) makes a pleasant splash of colour amidst the green of short grassland (here, on Mitcham Common in Surrey, England). Originating in Eurasia, sheep's sorrel is now a common weed in North America. It favours moist, acidic soil, thriving on floodplains and near marshes – a fair description of its location in this photograph. It has uses in traditional medicine but contains oxalates, which (on accumulation) are poisonous.

Flowering Common Sorrel (Rumex acetosa), isolated in front of white background

Rumex crispus fresh foliage

Flower in Japan

The sorrel flower growing on a summer meadow.

Rumex confertus sprout with green leaves isolated on white background. Ecology concept. Curly, curled or yellow dock, perennial flowering plant in the family Polygonaceae, top view

Sorrel leaf

Sheep sorrel flowers. Rumex acetosellaMore of my images of Cornwall

Horizontal closeup of a red flowering Sheep Sorrel plant growing along the roadside in country NSW

Leaves of sorrel (Rumex acetosa) and blood sorrel (Rumex sanguineus), isolated in front of white background

Green fresh sorrel leaves in the garden.

Rumex crispus fruit close up

Fresh sorrel in the summer garden grow.

Daytime side-view macro close-up of a flowering Sheep Sorrel plant (Rumex Acetosella), back lit against green with shallow DOF

Upclose macro image of a flower blossoming in a garden in the summer time

Bitter Dock Weeds along sidewalk. Bitter Dock is an aggressive invasive perennial weed.

A closeup photo showcasing the intricate pattern of red veins on a vibrant green leaf of a terrestrial plant, resembling a creative arts mesh textile design

$Dysphania ambrosioides is a species of aromatic, antiparasitic plant used as a condiment and as a medicinal plant in Mexico.\nIt grows in sandy soils and reaches a larger size on the banks of rivers and lakes. The herb has a strong, sweet smell.$

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