Peucedanum cervaria
Peucedanum cervaria (L.) Lapeyr.
Peucedanum cervaria (L.) Lapeyr. is a herbaceous plant in the carrot family Apiaceae. It is part of the genus Peucedanum and was first described in 1813.
Description
Peucedanum cervaria is a member of the Apiaceae family, commonly known as the carrot family. It is one of the species within the genus Peucedanum, which includes various aromatic and often biennial or perennial herbs. The species was published in 1813 under the authorship of (L.) Lapeyr. and is characterized by the typical features of the Apiaceae family, such as compound umbels and aromatic foliage.
Synonyms
Ligusticum cervariaOreoselinum minusOreoselinum elaphoboscumOreoselis cervariaPeucedanum crassifoliumPeucedanum imperatorioidesPeucedanum glaucifoliumPeucedanon cervariumSelinum imperatorioidesSelinum spinulifoliaSelinum cervariaSelinum cervicariaSelinum glaucumAthamanta cervariaAthamanta decussataAthamanta latifoliaCervaria glaucaCervaria laevisCervaria nigraCervaria rigidaCervaria riviniPeucedanum glaucumCervaria glauca var. maximaCervaria rivini var. latifoliaPeucedanum cervaria var. cuspidatumPeucedanum cervaria subvar. cuspidatum
