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Stewart Robert Hinsley writes:
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| Another point is that the leaves of Myrrhis (also Anthriscus,
| Chaerophyllum, and Torilis, which all look rather similar) are pinnate,
| and the photograph shows palmate leaves.

True - it obviously wasn't Myrrhis, in several grounds.

Uon checking, there ARE some of the native Umbelliferae with
palmate leaves at the end of their stalks - Sanicula and
Astrantia - but it obviously isn't either, and I think that
your diagnosis is right.

Generally, however, that's not an Umbelliferae pattern, and I
should have looked more closely.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.