Author: M.Bieb.
Bibliography: Fl. taur.-carcas. 3:232. 1819
Year: 1819
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Oenanthe
Vegetable: False
Observations: Europe to Medit. and N. Iran
Narrow-leaf water-dropwort (Oenanthe silaifolia) is a distinctive member of the Apiaceae family, which is notably recognized for its finely divided, narrow leaves. This perennial herb thrives across diverse regions, from the temperate expanses of Europe to the warmer climates of the Mediterranean and Northern Iran.
The plant’s finely dissected foliage provides an elegant, almost feathery appearance, which contrasts with the robustness typical of many other family members. Narrow-leaf water-dropwort is particularly adapted to wet, marshy environments, often flourishing along riverbanks, wetlands, and damp meadows, where it contributes significantly to the local biodiversity.
First described in detail in the Flora taurico-caucasica in 1819 by M.Bieb., Oenanthe silaifolia has since become an important subject of botanical studies, especially in efforts to understand wetland ecosystems and their flora. Despite its delicate appearance, this species is a resilient plant, capable of enduring various environmental stresses.
Its presence extends beyond merely aesthetic contributions; the narrow-leaf water-dropwort is an integral part of the ecosystem, providing habitat and food for a variety of insect species. However, it’s essential to note that, like many in the Apiaceae family, proper identification is crucial due to the potential toxicity of certain closely related species.
In conclusion, the narrow-leaf water-dropwort is a fascinating plant with notable ecological importance and a broad geographical distribution. Its adaptability and unique morphology make it a subject of interest for botanists and ecologists alike.
Deu: silau-wasserfenchel, silaublättriger wasserfenchel, silaublättriger wasserfenchel, silau-pferdesaat, silaupferdesaat, silgblättriger wasserfenchel
Eng: narrow-leaf water-dropwort, narrow-leaved water-dropwort, sulphurwort
Fra: oenanthe à feuilles de silaüs, oenanthe intermédiaire
Nld: weidekervel-torkruid
Cym: cegid culddail, cegid meinddail, cegiden feinddail
Ita: finocchio-acquatico con foglie strette
En: Narrow-leaf water-dropwort, Narrow-leaved water-dropwort, Sulphurwort
Nl: Weidekervel-torkruid
Fr: Oenanthe à feuilles de silaüs, Oenanthe Intermédiaire
De: Silau-Wasserfenchel, Silaublättriger Wasserfenchel, Silaublättriger Wasserfenchel, Silau-Pferdesaat, Silaupferdesaat, Silgblättriger Wasserfenchel, Silau-Pferdesaat
He: יינית בינונית
It: Finocchio-acquatico con Foglie Strette
Cy: Cegid Culddail, Cegid Meinddail, Cegiden Feinddail
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Ph maximum: 7.5
Ph minimum: 7.0
Light: 8
Atmospheric humidity: 8
Soil nutriments: 6
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