Chaerophyllum villarsii
Chaerophyllum villarsii W.D.J.Koch
Chaerophyllum villarsii is a species in the genus Chaerophyllum, belonging to the carrot family, Apiaceae. It was first described by W.D.J. Koch in 1835. The species is native to several European countries, including Albania, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia.
Description
Chaerophyllum villarsii is a member of the Apiaceae family, commonly known as the carrot or parsley family. It is part of the genus Chaerophyllum, which includes herbaceous plants typically found in temperate regions. This species was scientifically documented by W.D.J. Koch in 1835. Its geographic range spans across parts of Europe, where it occurs in Albania, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and former Yugoslavia. The species is recognized for its presence in these regions, reflecting its adaptation to the ecological conditions of central and southern Europe.
Distribution
Albania · Austria · France · Germany · Italy · Switzerland · Yugoslavia
Synonyms
Selinum villarsiiChaerophyllum alpestreChaerophyllum rigidumChaerophyllum cicutariiformeChaerophyllum villarsii var. cicutariiformeChaerophyllum cicutaria subsp. villarsiiChaerophyllum cicutaria var. alpestreChaerophyllum hirsutum subsp. villarsiiChaerophyllum hirsutum var. alpestreChaerophyllum villarsii subsp. alpestreChaerophyllum villarsii var. glabrumChaerophyllum villarsii var. alpestreChaerophyllum hirsutum var. villarsii
