KnowraApiaceaeLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Apiaceae, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 1Narrower topic 10Compared with 2AsteraceaeCompared with: Its clustered umbels can resemble flower heads, but their flowers arise from branched stalks.InvolucreBroader topic: In many Apiaceae, involucres occur beneath umbels and help identify the arrangement.LamiaceaeCompared with: Aromatic culinary herbs occur in both families, but their flowers and growth forms differ.FennelNarrower topic: Fennel's family membership links its flowers and fruits to familiar culinary plants.DillNarrower topic: Dill belongs to this family, whose members often have aromatic foliage and clustered flowers.CeleryNarrower topic: Celery belongs to this family, whose members share distinctive flower clusters.AniseNarrower topic: Anise belongs to this family, whose members often have compound flower clusters.ParsleyNarrower topic: Parsley belongs to this family of aromatic herbs and vegetables.CarawayNarrower topic: Caraway belongs to this family, whose characteristic flower clusters help identify it.CorianderNarrower topic: Coriander belongs to this family alongside several familiar culinary plants.ChervilNarrower topic: Chervil belongs to this family of often aromatic plants.CeleriacNarrower topic: The family places celeriac among aromatic herbs and familiar root vegetables.Conium maculatumNarrower topic: Conium maculatum belongs to this family, whose members often bear compound umbels.