Species Peucedanum buchananii
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Etymology of Peucedanum:
Gk. peukedanon = Greek name for Ferula, the ‘hogs-fennel’. The name is said to derive from Gk. peuke = fir, pitch-tree (which leaves it resembles) and -edanon = dry or burning; alluding to the very pungent quality of the root and resinous-smelling seeds.
Etymology of buchananii:
After John Buchanan (1819-1898), botanist with the Geological Survey in New Zealand.
Scientific name:
Peucedanum buchananii Baker
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Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Peucedanum buchananii.
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