2026年春季野花：2026年3月16日，佛罗里达州，阳光明媚的日子里，纤细的黄酢浆草（Oxalis

ew captures the delicate yellow blossoms of the Slender Yellow Woodsorrel (Oxalis dillenii), a common native wildflower often found in sunny, open areas like meadows and roadsides. Its small, five-petaled flowers stand out against a backdrop of green, heart-shaped leaflets that are arranged in groups of three, resembling a clover. These blooms typically appear from late spring through early summer, adding a splash of bright color to the spring landscape. A notable feature of this plant is its tart, sour-tasting leaves and seed pods, though they should only be consumed in small quantities due to their oxalic acid content.