The colors below indicate the kind of documentation available for this species
in the California counties where it occurs.
Bur-chervil Anthriscus caucalis (Apiaceae)
The small fruit consists of two seeds clasped together like hands covered with velcro-like bristles. Plants are tap-rooted like a carrot. The leaves of this annual are finely divided and form a handsome pattern. The white flowers are tiny and inconspicuous.
DISTRIBUTION: Shady places in western areas of the Calif. Floristic Province; 0-400 m; Native to Eurasia.
