Oxalis is often a plant belonging to the Oxalis genus, characterized by its acidity. The leaves of Oxalis are typically arranged with three leaves clustered at the end of a stem, and these leaves are heart-shaped. Additionally, because Oxalis has a sour taste, it can be used in small quantities in dishes such as salads. The flowers can be pink, white, yellow, etc.

On the other hand, clovers belong to the Trifolium genus and are commonly found in pastures and gardens. Clover leaves are also often grouped in threes, but unlike Oxalis leaves, they are oval-shaped. Clovers often have white or pink flowers, and there are various species distinguished by their flowers and leaves.