- wild
parsnip (Pastinaca sativa), and
water parsnip (Berula spp.). One of the more
common misidentifications is
between water hemlock and
water parsnip; both...
- erecta,
cutleaf water parsnip or
water parsnip Sium Sium latifolium,
greater water parsnip, or
water parsnip Sium suave, or
water parsnip This page is an...
- The
parsnip (Pastinaca sativa) is a root
vegetable closely related to
carrot and parsley, all
belonging to the
flowering plant family Apiaceae. It is...
-
plant in the
family Apiaceae known by the
common names great water-
parsnip,
greater water-
parsnip, and
wideleaf waterparsnip. It is
native to much of Europe...
-
Berula erecta,
known as
lesser water-
parsnip,
cutleaf waterparsnip, or narrow-leaved
water-
parsnip, is a
member of the
carrot family.
Growing to around...
- the
rhachis and look like rings. (Note, this is
different from
lesser water-
parsnip,
which has a ring on the petiole.) The
petioles are
hollow with a distinctive...
- Sium suave, the
water parsnip or
hemlock waterparsnip, is a
perennial wildflower in the
family Apiaceae. It is
native to many
areas of both Asia and North...
- or
water hemlock,
Cicuta virosa (virulent poison)
Hemlock water dropwort or
water hemlock,
Oenanthe crocata (virulent poison)
Greater water parsnip or...
-
commonly called water parsnips.
These are
perennial herbs,
including some
fully aquatic plants and some
species that grow near
water. The
branching stem...
-
cowbane or
greater water-
parsnip. The
former has no
bracts and
latter has
upper leaves which are just once pinnate,
while hemlock water-dropwort
always has...
