Identification requested ATMAR2016/06

[Anil Thakur]

Kindly help with identification of this herbaceous plant.

Place: Hamirpur (H.P.)
Date: Jan. 29, 2015

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Anil Kumar Thakur
M.Sc. (Hons.), Ph.D.

[Ushadi Micromini]

wild carrot?

the flowers are not symmetrically petaled... weird at first glance

did you get to see the roots

and a close up of the stem and streaks of colors

and was the main stem hollow?

usha di

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[Promila Chaturvedi]

Usha i also think it is Queen Ann's Lace, it is also known as Lady's Lace.

Promila

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[Anil Thakur]

Respected Usha Di
I have not seen its roots. Is wild carrot a small herb nearly 15cm high?

Regards

[Ushadi Micromini]

Anil

could be

esp if grazed, it grows back  while in that stage it could be short.

But chances are this is not Queen Anne's lace.  Good chances it is not.

I was intrigued by the irregularly asymmetric flowers and not completely an umbel

i am getting at something else but unless i have more data from you i would rather not speak about it.

where is this growing?

can you get to it again?

i need pictures of the stem especially near the base and just above... color , any streaks, any hairs etc.

only thing i can tell you is be careful.

usha di

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[Anil Thakur]

Thank you very much, Di.
It was growing near to my native place in Hamirpur (H.P.).
It occurs quite commonly there and always remain low in height as I have noticed over the years.
Presently, I am staying at Shimla and Solan, it will not be possible for me to go again to that site again this year. I'll try to ask someone to do it for me.

With best regards
Anil Thakur

[Ushadi Micromini]

ANil

I think its perhaps one of the  lesser known parsley or some such

the distinguishing feature it seems has to be that one petal that sticks out and lasts longer on the flower when the other petals have fallen off.

Most  cultivated and wild parsley that i am even remotely familiar with has  a bifurcated longish petal or two ...

this is a bit beyond what i remember from the summer foraging classes ...

may be its one of those on the silk route or the caravan routes ... migrated and naturalized in India.????

Or may be the answer is very simple right under my nose and i cant seem to remember it.

Perhaps Gurcharanji will know or Nidhan or Balkar would know?

i have added them in this reply.

lets see

usha di

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Usha di
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[Anil Thakur]

Thank you, Di

[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding again for Id  assistance please.

Some earlier relevant feedback:

wild carrot? the flowers are not symmetrically petaled... weird at first glance did you get to see the roots and a close up of the stem and streaks of colors and was the main stem hollow? usha di

Usha i also think it is Queen Ann's Lace, it is also known as Lady's Lace. Promila

I have not seen its roots. Is wild carrot a small  herb nearly 15cm high? Regards   Anil

could be esp if grazed, it grows back  while in that stage it could be short. But chances are this is not Queen Anne's lace.  Good chances it is not. I was intrigued by the irregularly asymmetric flowers and not completely an umbel i am getting at something else but unless i have more data from you i would rather not speak about it. where is this growing? can you get to it again? i need pictures of the stem especially near the base and just above... color , any streaks, any hairs etc. only thing i can tell you is be careful. usha di

Thank you very much, Di. It was growing near to my native place in Hamirpur (H.P.). It occurs quite commonly there and always remain low in height as I have noticed over the years. Presently, I am staying at Shimla and Solan, it will not be possible for me to go again to that site again this year. I'll try to ask someone to do it for me. With best regards Anil Thakur

I think its perhaps one of the  lesser known parsley or some such

the distinguishing feature it seems has to be that one petal that sticks out and lasts longer on the flower when the other petals have fallen off. Most  cultivated and wild parsley that i am even remotely familiar with has  a bifurcated longish petal or two ... this is a bit beyond what i remember from the summer foraging classes ... may be its one of those on the silk route or the caravan routes ... migrated and naturalized in India.???? Or may be the answer is very simple right under my nose and i cant seem to remember it. Perhaps Gurcharanji will know or Nidhan or Balkar would know? i have added them in this reply. lets see usha di

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[Gurcharan Singh]

Forwarding for ID

Distributed as Apiaceae member- Hamirpur

Group discussion at

Identification requested ATMAR2016/06 (google.com)

[Gurcharan Singh]

Forwarding for ID

Distributed as Apiaceae member- Hamirpur

Group discussion at

Identification requested ATMAR2016/06 (google.com)

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[Dr. Anil Kumar Thakur]

Scandix pecten-veneris

Regards 

[Nancy Seby]

Agree with Scandix pecten-veneris

Warm regards

Nancy Seby

www.greencoverinitiative.com

[J.M. Garg]

Thanks, Anil ji and Nancy ji,

I also agree with you. 

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