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Notobubon galbanum

Common names: blister bush (Eng.); bergseldery, wilde seldery, droëdas (Afr.)

Family: Apiaceae

... Herbarium Anthony R. Magee Compton Herbarium April 2010 Notobubon galbanum is a woody evergreen shrub growing to 2.5 ... the Western Cape Province of South Africa. The flowers of Notobubon galbanum attract a wide range of insect visitors ... the citrus swallowtail, Papilio demodocus (Kroon, 1999). Notobubon galbanum is probably best known for causing severe ...

05 / 04 / 2010 | Anthony R. Magee | Compton Herbarium

Common names: bush parsley ( Eng. ); bergseldery (Afr.)

Family: Apiaceae

... is a species which often grows in the same area as Notobubon capense but has very different looking leaves. ... parsley or celery and not the finely divided leaf of Notobubon capense . Even a light touch on the skin from the ... blister bush can cause painful blistering. Fortunately, Notobubon capense can be touched without harm. The somewhat ...

31 / 07 / 2006 | Jane Forrester | Harold Porter NBG