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It looks like Oxalis articulata, based on the deeper leaf sinuses imo. Texas has a few other species with similar flower color. Oxalis drummondii, debilis, articulata, brasilensis, and violacea.
I like articulata, because yes, the sinus in these is deep, and it is not deep in brasiliensis. In fact, brasiliensis hardly has any sinus at all! See here a better image of the leaf structure. Good call! Thank you.
Jay 6a Chicago
daninthedirt (USDA 9a, HZ9, CentTX, Sunset z30, Cfa)Original Author
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