Wild Fennel Quiz

Which is the correct picture of Wild fennel?

What is the correct Latin name for this species?

What is another common name for this species?

What habitat best describes where you’d find this species? Select 2 answers.

What season does this species grow in? Select 2 answers.

Which of these best describes the species?

Which of these best describes the species?

The flowering stalks are round in the cross section, and the flowers are arranged in umbels with tiny white petals.
The flowering stalks are triangular in the cross section, and the flowers are arranged in umbels with tiny yellow petals.
The flowering stalks are square in the cross section, and the flowers are arranged in umbels with tiny yellow petals.
The flowering stalks are round in the cross section, and the flowers are arranged in umbels with tiny yellow petals.

Which of these is the correct flower of Wild fennel?

Which of these images shows the seeds of Wild fennel?

What could it potentially be confused with? Select 2 answers.

What best describes the edibility of this species?

What risks are associated with this species?

Which parts of this plant are edible? Select all that apply

Which of these statements are true? Select 2 answers.

Wild fennel doesn't produce a 'bulb' like commercially sold 'Florence fennel'
Wild fennel does produce a 'bulb' like commercially sold 'Florence fennel'
The plant is a native species and has grown in the UK since the last ice age.
The plant is native to mainland Europe and was introduced to the UK by the Romans.