Pastinaca sativa

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Pastinaca sativa is the cultivated parsnip, a pale, sweet-flavored root vegetable widely grown in temperate regions and used in cooking.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biennial plant
plant species
root vegetable
belongsTo subfamily Apioideae
binomialAuthority Linnaeus NERFINISHED
canBeEaten boiled
mashed
roasted
class Magnoliopsida NERFINISHED
commonName cultivated parsnip
parsnip
consumedAfter cooking
containsCompound furanocoumarins
cultivatedAs vegetable crop
division Magnoliophyta
ediblePart taproot
family Apiaceae NERFINISHED
flowerColor yellow
genus Pastinaca NERFINISHED
grownIn temperate regions
harvestSeason autumn
winter
hasColor pale cream
hasFlavor sweet
inflorescenceType umbel
kingdom Plantae
lifeCycle biennial
nativeTo Eurasia NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
Western Asia NERFINISHED
nutrientContent dietary fiber
folate
potassium
vitamin C
order Apiales NERFINISHED
preferredClimate cool climate
preferredSoil well-drained soil
propagatedBy seed
risk can cause phytophotodermatitis from sap exposure
rootShape conical
rootTexture starchy
scientificName Pastinaca sativa NERFINISHED
taxonRank species
usedFor human food
usedIn cooking
roasted dishes
soups
stews

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Apiaceae containsTaxon Pastinaca sativa