What is the difference between Oxalis and Clover?

Oxalis and clover look the same, but they are not the same plant. Oxalis is a member of the genus Oxalis, Oxalidaceae, and is pure Oxalis. Clover, also known as clover, is a leguminous plant of the genus Trifolium.

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Clover can be found everywhere, just like small weeds on the roadside. You can see white stripes on the leaves, and small white flowers that are about the same size as the leaves.

Clover is an annual or perennial herb. It is said on the Internet that it is a widely distributed forage grass and can also be used as green manure. The genus Trifolium includes more than just clover, about 360 species, 25 of which are valuable for agricultural use.

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The leaves of Oxalis are thicker, without patterns on the leaves, and have a variety of colors. The flowers are usually much larger than the leaves and are very beautiful.

Oxalis is a perennial herb with noticeable soft hairs all over the plant. The stems and leaves have many branches, and the palmate leaves have 3 leaflets and are inverted heart shape. When mature, seeds pop out of the capsule.