The entire plant is edible, but the aerial parts should not be eaten in large quantities due to oxalic acid, whose content is almost insignificant in the dormant bulbs [ 30 ].
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<i>Oxalis pes-caprae</i> L. (Oxalidaceae): From Invasive Concern to Promising Bioresource for Health and Sustainable Applications.
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