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Properly, "Yarrow" is a common name of the herb [[Achillea millefolium]], but the name is often used for other plants with a similar appearance, especially Queen Anne's Lace ([[Daucus carota]]), which is itself often confused with Poison Hemlock ([[Conium maculatum]]) or Fool's Parsley ([[Aethusa cynapium]]). | Properly, "Yarrow" is a common name of the herb [[Achillea millefolium]], but the name is often used for other plants with a similar appearance, especially Queen Anne's Lace ([[Daucus carota]]), which is itself often confused with Poison Hemlock ([[Conium maculatum]]) or Fool's Parsley ([[Aethusa cynapium]]). | ||
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Properly, "Yarrow" is a common name of the herb Achillea millefolium, but the name is often used for other plants with a similar appearance, especially Queen Anne's Lace (Daucus carota), which is itself often confused with Poison Hemlock (Conium maculatum) or Fool's Parsley (Aethusa cynapium).