Oxalis is not clover, but different varieties, different leaves and different flowers. Oxalis is a herbaceous plant of Oxalicaceae, with inverted heart-shaped leaves and yellow flowers, while Trifolium repens is a plant of the genus Trifolium in Leguminosae, with 8-20 mm leaves and white flowers.

Oxalis is clover. Oxalis is not a clover. The varieties of the two are different. Oxalis is a perennial herb of Oxalis in Oxalicaceae, which mainly grows on roadsides, fields, river banks and other places, while clover is a perennial herb of Trifolium in Leguminosae, which is widely distributed in Eurasia.

The leaves of oxalis and clover are different from those of oxalis and clover. Among them, the stipules of Oxalis are oblong or oval, and the leaflets are inverted-heart-shaped, with a length of 16 mm and a width of 22 mm, and there are no patterns on them, while the stipules of clover are ovate-lanceolate, the leaflets are approximately round, and the leaves have white patterns.

The difference between the flowers of oxalis and clover lies in the flowers. The flowering and fruiting period of sorrel is from February to September every year, and the flowering and fruiting period of clover is 5- 10 every year, and the flowers are white, milky yellow or reddish with fragrance.

Cultivation methods of oxalis and clover When cultivating oxalis, it is necessary to provide it with sandy loam rich in humus and put the plants in a cool and humid environment to promote the vigorous growth of oxalis. Clover, on the other hand, has low requirements on soil and can grow in saline-alkali land. When cultivated, it should be placed in a place with sufficient light to promote its photosynthesis.