Pastinaca sativaWild Parsnip |
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Names and MythsPastinaca Latin pastino, to prepare the ground for planting of the vine. sativa (sown) |
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Natural history / FolkloreIntroduced and naturalized from europe. "Cultivated since Antiquity"32 Roots are best eaten after frost since freezing causes some starches to be changed into sugars.32 |
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DescriptionMay - October, Biennial, flowers in the second year. Small yellow flowers in flat topped umbles.Stem groved |
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