Conioselinum
noun
Co·ni·o·se·li·num
\ˌkōnē(ˌ)ōsəˈlīnəm\
Definition of Conioselinum
: a genus of aromatic herbs (family Umbelliferae) having much-dissected leaves and compound umbels of minute white flowers — see hemlock parsley
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Origin and Etymology of conioselinum
New Latin, from conio- (from Conium) + Selinum (genus name formerly used for what is now called Conioselinum), from Late Latin selinon celery
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