Acetosella Erythrorhiza

Acetosella erythrorhiza is a small, flowering plant known for its striking red stems and leaves. It belongs to the family Ericaceae and is commonly found in moist, acidic soils across temperate regions. This species is often referred to as the "redstem sorrel" due to its vivid coloration and edible qualities. It plays an important role in ecological systems by providing habitat and food for various insects and small animals. Despite its modest size, Acetosella erythrorhiza holds cultural and medicinal significance in some traditional practices.