Trachyspermum roxburghianum

While others seem to be Pimpinella sp.

…, you are right! Rajgad4 and 7 are clicked together and at a different time than the others.

Thanks for the ID…..

Rajgad, Dec 2014 :: Requesting ID of this plant :: ARKMAR-12/12 : 3 posts by 2 authors. 2 correct images as above.

Please ID this plant captured at Rajgad near Pune in Dec 2014. Is it some Apiaceae member?

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Pl. check comparative images at Apiaceae

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Seems to Pimpinella sp. please check it with local floras for sp.

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Trachyspermumroxburghianum perhaps

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Kanakeshwar, Alibag- Sept’09?;

Id260909phk1 – indiantreepix | Google Groups

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at Tiwai Hill, near Chas-kaman dam– Feb.’09?;

Plant 7& 9 – indiantreepix | Google Groups

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To me also appears close to images at Trachyspermum roxburghianum (DC.) H. Wolff

Apiaceae family.

DV – 19OCT10 – 0103 :: Pimpinella towards Kas – efloraofindia | Google Groups : 2 images.

ID please.
Date/Time : October 19, 2007 at 1.03pm IST
Location Place : enroute Kas plateau
Altitude : about 1124 m (above mean sea level)
GPS : not sure, around 17°42’37.80″N, 73°53’11.25″E
Habitat : slope, along mountain road
Type : near human settlement
Plant
Habit : erect herb
Height : about a metre
Length : – not a climber –
Leaves
Type : not sure, oppositely arranged
Shape : pinnatisect
Size : about 5 – 6 cm x 4 – 5 cm
Inflorescence
Type : terminal umbel
Size : 20 – 25 cm
Flowers
Size : about 1 mm
Colour : white
Calyx : do not know
Bracts : – no bracts –

This would be Scandix stellata.

… any characteristic that rules out Pimpinella wallichiana ?
… 10 umbels, about 13 flowers per umbel (ranging from 10 – 18 flowers / umbel)

Not Scandix stellata atleast, which has only 1-3 rays (as against ca 10 here) and sessile flowers (long pedicelled here).

I too think its Pimpinella tomentosa… Apiaceae family
Attaching my clicks of the same, however yours is much better and clear!!

… many thanks to all for comments … …, any comment on differing number of umbels in plants being compared ?
Am not familiar with any of Pimpinella species, therefore the query stressing on number of umbel rays.

Umbels vary from 5-10 as per the references….
can go through this
http://www.flowersofindia.Hairy%20Hogweed.html
or refer Shrikant Inghalikar’s – Flowers of Sahyadri, a very good pictorial guide!!

Many many thanks … convinced !!!
Taking this plant as P. tomentosa.