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Umbelífera

Apiaceae (Umbelífera)

Photo by gilreis
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Field Notes

Description:

Medium height flower, white

Habitat:

fields, and near water

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
EmilieWatchesTrees
Queen Anne's Lace has tightly clustered small white flowers. These are small bunched white flowers that are slightly separated, which looks more like Poison Hemlock. To my knowledge, poison hemlock is a common invasive plant in riparian areas.

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Portugal's Biodiversity
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PublishedMay 29, 2013

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