Plant Details
:Common Name
turnip-rooted chervil
:Scientific Name
Chaerophyllum bulbosum
:Introduction
This tall perennial herb features finely divided leaves and sizable umbels of white flowers. It is cultivated to a limited extent in certain European regions for its edible tubers, resembling dark gray carrots with yellowish-white flesh.
: Details
Chaerophyllum bulbosum, a biennial plant, completes a two-year life cycle. In the first year, it forms a leaf rosette, accumulating ample starch in the taproot to support flowering in the following year. In its second year, the plant reaches a height of 70 cm to over 2 m, displaying a smooth stem with spaced nodes. The lower stem, occasionally hairy just above the ground, may exhibit scattered red spots and is distinguished by a blue-rimmed appearance.
Plant Variety
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