Pimpinella saxifraga L.

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U.S.A.
Apiaceae *Pimpinella saxifraga* L.
det. M. H. Nee, 2021
WISCONSIN: Crawford Co., 1 km NW of Soldiers Grove,
Norwegian Hollow Road at junction with Hwy. C.
43°24′04″N, 90°47′02″W. alt. 230 m.
Unshaded grassy roadside, the lower mowed part with
dense patch of *Pimpinella saxifraga* and with *Setaria*
*pumila*. *Cichorium intybus*, the unmowed upper part on
steep, unstable slope with *Symphyotrichum pilosum*. *S.*
*novae-angliae*. *Pycnanthemum virginianum*.
Dominant, forming a large patch, with many flowering and
fruiting stems and even more basal rosettes; found along
several miles of Norwegian Valley Road, but now not
conspicuous and easily mistaken for *Daucus carota* from a
moving car; from thick taproot, all broken off before
reaching the bottom. Root, foliage and fruits with no
particular odor. Petals white.
Coll.: M. H. Nee 67748  6 Oct. 2021
MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN (MO)
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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*Pimpinella saxifraga*
*Setaria pumila*
*Cichorium intybus*
*Symphyotrichum pilosum*
*S. novae-angliae*
*Pycnanthemum virginianum*
*Daucus carota*



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