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Cow parsnip blooms with a small pool formed by a stream in the background. — Credit: Doug Kreutz / Arizona Daily Star. ... Michael Stanley, manager of the Mount Lemmon Water District, ...

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Directions. Cut out three small wedges from one side of each parsnip. Put into a pan of cold salted water, bring to the boil and cook for 5min exactly.

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Cow Parsnip. Another plant with phototoxic properties is the cow parsnip. This invasive plant is native to Europe and Asia and looks like a mini version of giant hogweed.