Plant Profile: Oxalis violacea

Emerges from a bulb encased in scales.
Habitat: Found in open woodlands, along riverbanks, on rocky terrain, and in prairies.
Toxicity: All parts of the plant are poisonous.
Mode of Toxicity: Primarily through ingestion, though there are no recorded incidents of poisoning in humans.
Toxicity Level: Consumption results in only mild toxicity.
Common Locations: Grown as a houseplant in indoor settings; a herbaceous perennial in gardens and landscapes; often seen as a weed in disturbed areas and lawns.
For further details, refer to information on Oxalis.