Carrot Family

The Carrot family (also known as Umbelliferae) typically consists of aromatic herbs with finely divided, fern-like foliage and flower clusters that are often held upright similiar to the spokes of an open umbrella.

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Family = Apiaceae

Included Genera =
Aciphylla
Aegopodium (Snow-on-the-Mountain)
Aethusa
Agrocharis
Aletes
Ammi
Ammodaucus
Anethum
Angelica
Anginon
Anisotome
Anthriscus
Aphanopleura
Apium
Arafoe
Arracacia
Artedia
Astrantia
Astrodaucus
Aulacospermum
Azilia
Azorella
Berula
Bifora
Bolax
Bowlesia
Bupleurum
Capnophyllum
Carlesia
Carum
Caucalis
Cenolophium
Centella
Chaerophyllum
Chaetosciadium
Chamaele
Chymsydia
Ciclospermum
Cicuta
Cnidiocarpa
Cnidium
Coaxana
Coelopleurum
Conioselinum
Conium
Coriandrum
Cortia
Coulterophytum
Crithmum
Cryptotaenia
Cuminum
Cymopterus
Dahliaphyllum
Daucus (Carrot)
Didiscus
Donnellsmithia
Dystaenia
Echinophora
Eleutherospermum
Enantiophylla
Endressia
Eremocharis
Erigenia
Eryngium
Exoacantha
Falcaria
Ferula
Ferulago
Foeniculum
Fuernrohria
Gingidia
Glehnia
Hacquetia
Hansenia
Heracleum (Cow Parsnips)
Heteromorpha
Hydrocotyle (Water Pennyworts)
Imperatoria
Karatavia
Klotzschia
Komarovia
Kozlovia
Lagoecia
Laser
Laserpitium
Lecokia
Levisticum
Libanotis
Lignocarpa
Ligusticum (Lovage)
Lisaea
Lomatium
Malabaila
Mathiasella
Meum
Micropleura
Myrrhidendron
Myrrhis
Neogoezia
Notopterygium
Oedibasis
Oenanthe
Olymposciadium
Opopanax
Oreonana
Orlaya
Osmorhiza
Ostericum
Oxypolis
Pachyctenium
Paraligusticum
Parasilaus
Pastinaca
Perideridia
Petagnaea
Petroselinum
Peucedanum
Phlojodicarpus
Physospermum
Pimpinella
Pleurospermum
Polylophium
Prangos
Prionosciadium
Psammogeton
Pseudorlaya
Pternopetalum
Pyramidoptera
Rhodosciadium
Ridolfia
Sanicula (Snakeroots)
Scandia
Scandix
Schizeilema
Selinum
Seseli
Shoshonea
Sium
Smyrniopsis
Smyrnium
Spananthe
Spermolepis
Sphaenolobium
Sphenosciadium
Spuriopimpinella
Steganotaenia
Szovitsia
Taenidia
Tauschia
Tetrataenium
Thapsia
Thaspium
Thyselium
Tilingia
Tommasinia
Tordylium
Torilis
Trachyspermum
Turgenia
Turgeniopsis
Yabea
Zizia
Zosima

Cross referenced against the National Center for Biotechnology Information's Taxonomy Browser.

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