Selinum

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Scientific Names



Read about Selinum in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Selinum (Greek name for parsley). Umbelliferae. Branched perennial herbs, glabrous, tall or rarely low, of little horticultural value: lvs. pinnately decompound: umbels compound, many-rayed; fls. white or rarely yellowish green; calyx-teeth obsolete or rarely noticeable; petals cuneate or broad, emarginate or 2-lobed: fr. ovoid or nearly quadrate.—About 35 species, mostly in the northern hemisphere but 1 from the mountains of Colombia and 1 from S. Afr. CH


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