What kind of plant is this?
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Dolden blossoms are all so similar.
This could be the kerosene, please look at the description for the Notched beet and compare it again with your herb
I’ve never heard anything about a cerebral beet….
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knolliger_K%C3%A4lberkropf
thanks for the star, very important that you do not mistake it with schistling or so
I don’t know how they say, but we have the plants too and they burn very strongly on the skin when I touch them and it ignites easily.
Could also be that another plant looks similar
You confuse that with the giant bear claw or the meadow bear claw. They are phototropic, so they burn strongly when light falls after contact.
Stained slander. I’d like to wash my hands after touching.
For me, this looks like the spotted schist, one of the most toxic plants in the world. Depending on the dose, it can also be used as a medicinal plant.