++ 50 ++ japanese hedge parsley 175359-Japanese hedge parsley edible
Derivation of the botanical name Torilis, Umberto Quattrocchi says "A meaningless name or possibly from toreo "to bore through, to pierce," referring to the prickled fruit japonica, Japanese The standard author abbreviation Houtt is used to indicate Maarten Houttuyn (17 – 1798), a Dutch naturalist;Japanese hedge parsley is a fast invader of forests, grasslands, hedgerows and roadsides Its seeds are quickly and easily dispersed by animalsEcological threat Hedgeparsleys invade forests, grassland, hedgerows, and roadsides Currently, only Japanese hedgeparsley is known in Wisconsin Pets, such as dogs, and other animals appear to be spreading Japanese hedgeparsley quickly throughout the state Japanese Hedge Parsley Erect Hedgeparsley Torilis Japonica Houtt Dc Japanese hedge parsley edible