Plant identification

[p_ham]

Maybe it traveled over on the virus

Oh no! I touched it!!

 

[MThuntr]

Late to the plant talk...because I was out looking at plants

I'm going to say no to sweetcicily. I thinking I agree with something from Apiacaeae family (parlsey/carrot family). Wet forest edges are a nightmare. I'll consult a key once I'm not getting dinner

 

[Deleted member 16014]

Maybe it traveled over on the virus

In a strange collision of plant ID, China, and Jazz Rock that I don't care for, this morning I became aware of a Steely Dan song called "Doctor Wu".

 

[hank4elk]

I'll stick with wild parsley,water parsley,carrot family. Root pics?
I had every book there is for the west & SW plants & trees and I have found most wrong on ranges. Seen plants & trees way higher/lower than thought and miles from edge of mapped range. In ranges & states they are not listed in. Wild.

 

[OleRedbeard]

I'm going to have to go with wild celery. Its also called marsh parsley.
probably has a few other names. I thought it was bleeding heart for a minute but as big as it is it would have already flowered probably.
hard to tell by pics sometimes.

 

[Oak]

I'm just going to go with Apiaceae sp.

 

[Cootmeurer]

I am a plant guy and I still use PlantNet app often. Not perfect but almost always gets you to the right genus

 

[Phaseolus]

It is Ligusticum porteri, also called Osha root.