Cicuta maculata (common name Spotted Water Hemlock) specimen

Botanical Research Institute of Texas = Umbelliferae PLANTS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN PIEDMONT ABREVILLE COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, U.S.A. CICUTA MACULATAL Apiaceae Robust herbs, to 1.5, tall, branched; flowers yellow- Owhite, visited by lightning bugs among other things, fairly common, conspicuous plants, scattered in sunny places in old beaver-pond/bottomland forest on W side of long cane Creek, with Lobelia cardinalis, Carex lupulina, about 19 mi SW of Cedar Springs and 480m N of McCormick Co line; Sumter National Forest, Compartment 212 Stand 6: 34.0685°N, 82,3332°W clev. 360 IMAGED 28 NOV 2021 John B. Nelson 21357 21 VII 2000 with R. Ragus, B. Pittman, J. Wood, R. Roecker et al. Batanical Research Institute of Texas A.C. MOORE HERBARIUM (USCH) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA