Japanese hedge parsley
(Torilis japonica)
General description:
Herbaceous biennial in the carrot family, with white umbel flowers and pasley-like leaves. Flowering plants are branched and grow 2-6 feet tall.
Ecological 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.
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