Fr: carvi commun, anis canadien, cumin des prés
Provincial Status: LiNi
Range: Eurasia; intr. in sw/w/nw/c/eNfld., seLab.
[=Apium carvi (L.) Crantz]
[=Bunium carvi (L.) M.Bieb.]
[=Carum aromaticum Salisb., nom. illeg.]
[=Carum carvi L. forma rhodochranthum A.H.Moore]
[=Carum carvi L. forma rubriflorum H.Wolff]
[=Carum carvi L. var. gracile (Lindl.) H.Wolff]
[=Carum carvi L. var. intermedium Rouy & E.G.Camus]
[=Carum carvi L. var. pterochlaenum DC.]
[=Carum decussatum Dulac, nom. illeg.]
[=Carum decussatum Gilib., nom. inval.]
[=Carum gracile Lindl.]
[=Carum officinale Gray, nom. illeg.]
[=Carum rosellum Woronow]
[=Carum velenovskyi Rohlena]
[=Carvi careum Bubani]
[=Foeniculum carvi (L.) Link]
[=Karos carvi (L.) Nieuwl. & Lunell]
[=Ligusticum carvi (L.) Roth]
[=Selinum carvi (L.) E.H.L.Krause]
[=Seseli carum Lam. 1795, nom. illeg. isonym., non Scop. 1771]
[=Seseli carum Scop., nom. illeg., nom. superfl.]
[=Seseli carvi (L.) DC.]
[=Sium carum F.H.Wigg.]
[=Sium carvi (L.) Bernh.]
[The first Labrador report of Carum carvi was made by C.Hanel in 2004 from English Point (C. Hanel 2005). Carum carvi is the most common introduced umbellifer in western Nfld., occupying habitats usually occupied by Daucus carota in more southerly provinces (Mann 1995). It is rapidly spreading north along roadsides on the Great Northern Peninsula. The name Seseli carvi Lam. is an error that appears in some databases, but this name was provided by Lamarck in 1795 as the French common name for the taxon Carum carvi L. and not intended for use as a new species name (K. Gandhi, pers. comm., June 4, 2015).]