Oxalis alpina

Oxalis alpina, also known by its common name alpine woodsorrel, is a species from the genus "Oxalis".
Taxonomy.
Different classifications of "Oxalis alpina" exist. It is a species in the genus "Oxalis", but some also classify it as being part of the "Ionoxalis" section in the genus "Oxalis". The species was first described by Reinhard Gustav Paul Knuth and Joseph Nelson Rose in 1919.
Range.
Occurrences of "Oxalis alpina", have been recorded from Guatemala to the southwestern United States.
Habitat.
"Oxalis alpina" can be found a high altitudes in temperate coniferous forests.
Interspecies relationships.
"Oxalis alpina" is pollinated by solitary bees (Heterosaurus bakeri and Heterosaurus neomexicanus), dipterans, wasps and lepidoptera.