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Common Name - Cow Parsnip |
| Scientific Name - Heraclium maximum |
| Family Name - Carrot (Apiaceae) |
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Season |
Perennial, summer. |
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Habitat |
Moist rich soil including roadsides,
damp fields, trail sides. |
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Flower |
Regular, white, form broad flat clusters
(umbel), individual flowers 1/2 inch wide, petals with notches
at the tip. |
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Leaves |
Alternate, simple, lobed, very large
(8 to 12 inches), segments heart-shaped at base, leaf stalk clasps
the stem, stem woolly. |
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