You're in for a treat when you find wood sorrel.  The leaves have a strong sour taste to them, which make them great for variety in a salad, or in a sweetened tea.  Don't eat these too often because they contain oxalic acid, which can lead to kidney stones. In smaller quantities, reap the benefits of high vitamin C, diuretic action, and relief from fevers, nausea, liver problems, or digestive disorders.  The flowers can be used to make yellow dye.
 
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