Turgenia latifolia (L.) Hoffm. (Caucalis latifolia L.) Conservation status: C First record: Ray, 1660 Last record: CM Lemann, 1833 Caucalis Anglica flore rubente Purple–flowred [sic] great bastard Parsley. In agro Cantabrigiensi inter segetes, & alibi. Ray,1670:61. Caucalis arvensis echinata latifolia Purple–flower'd great Bastard–Parsley. Inter segetes in agro Cantabrigiensi & alibi. Ray,1690,71; Ray,1696,113; Ray,1724,219. Caucalis altera purpurascens foliis latioribus et crassioribus semine etiam majore Martyn,1727,42. Caucalis arvensis, echinata, latifolia. Purple–flowered great Bastard Parsley. In many places in Cambridgeshire. Martyn,1732,1:161. Caucalis latifolia Habitat in arvis in agro Cantabrigiensi et alibi. R.Syn. Hudson,1778,113. Caucalis latifolia This is rather less frequent than the last [C. daucoides], but thrives in the same kind of soils and situations. It is one of the most beautiful of umbelliferous plants, and makes a conspicuous appearance in the dry fields of Cambridgeshire in July. Smith,Eng.Bot. (1794) 3:198. No doubt a casual of corn fields,... but...for no apparent reason,... has disappeared. Evans,1911,211. 35 ... as in the plowed fields near the windmill in the way to Comberton. Ray,1660,29–30(52). Caucalis 1 Comberton Th.M.ann.Meth.–Index Loc.4. Comberton. Martyn,1763,Herbat.XI. Tordylium latifolium Comberton Fisher ann. Berkenhout,77. Caucalis latifolia at... Comberton &c. Dreyer ann. Smith,1800:297. Great Bur–parsley. Comberton. &c. Relhan,1802;1820. Comberton; Ray. Bab.1860,101. Lappula canaria latifolia. Kingston Wood and in the closes and corn fast by. Ray Index Loc. Kingston Wood. Among the corn near the Wood. Martyn,1763,Herbat.XI. Tordylium latifolium –––[near] K(ingston) W(ood). Fisher ann. Berkenhout,77. Caucalis latifolia Kingston, &c. Relhan,1785;1802;1820. In the corn near Kingston wood; J.M. Bab.MS.Fl.1.325. Near Kingston Wood; J Martyn. Bab.1860,101. 36 Near Madingley Wood, ['a scarce Plant. I gathered it in 1782 near Madingley Wood, Cambridgeshire': and in different writing 'ex Herb. Rev T Gisborne'], Hb CC Babington, CGE. Near Madingley Wood! in 1782; Rev. T Gisborne. Bab.1860,101. 45 Caucalis altera purpurascens foliis latioribus et crassioribus semine etiam majore Purple–flowerd bastard Parsley. In hedgerows. as by the foot–way side to Cherry–hinton church and in many other places,... Ray,1660,29–30(52). Tordylium latifolium. Cherry–Hinton. In the lanes and closes. Martyn,1763,Herbat.VIII. Tordylium latifolium Cherry Hinton HC (?Cherry Hinton, in the Way ––fm. Cambridge). Fisher ann. Berkenhout,77. Caucalis latifolia Hinton. Relhan,1785. By the footpath to Hinton church; Ray. Bab.1860,101. Turgenia latifolia Inter segetes prope Cantabridgiam sed raro; Buddle M.S.Flora, BM, 340. Bab.ann. Caucalis latifolia Amongst Corn between Cambridge & Gogmagog hills plentifully T W[oodward]. J.C. Crowe ann.Hudson,1778.113. Between Cambridge and the Gogmagog Hills; Mr Woodward. Bab.1860,101. The Gog Magog Hills, with C. daucoides, Rev Leathes, June 1804, IPS. Rare, gathered on Gog Magog Hills, June 1804, n.c., IPS. Caucalis latifolia Trumpington. Relhan,1785;1802;1820. Caucalis latifolia at Trumpington Dreyer ann. Smith,1800:297. Bird seed alien: 44 Langham Rd, Cambridge, FH Perring, 6.8.1963. 46 Histon. In the way from Cambridge. Martyn,1763,Herbat.III. Caucalis latifolia Histon. Relhan,1785;1802;1820. Caucalis latifolia Histon. Dreyer ann. Smith,1800:297. By the road to Histon; J. Martyn. Bab.1860,101. Caucalis latifolia Broad–leaved Caucalis. With the former [C. daucoides]. King's Hedges. Relhan,1785;1802;1820. Caucalis latifolia Impington. Relhan MS.(List), Bab.ann.Relhan. 55 [Caucalis altera..] July 20 1759 Between Hinton & Teversham. July 3 1760, Teversham in the Corn. Th.M.ann.Meth.42. Caucalis altera purpurase fol. latior &c.Teversham Th.M.ann.Meth.–Index Loc.(f.)5. Teversham. Martyn,1763,Herbat.VIII. T(eversham). Fisher ann. Berkenhout,77. Caucalis latifolia Teversham. Relhan,1785;1802;1820.; Caucalis latifolia Teversham. Dreyer ann. Smith,1800:297. Teversham; J Martyn. Bab.1860,101. 56 Cauca latifolia Reche Henslow ann. l:112. Caucalis latifolia Reche, n.c., (Hb. Jenyns), 25.6.1821, BATHG. Caucalis latifolia Edge of a cornfield, nr Reche Chalkpits, June 1821, Jenyns,1860. Reche, Dr Lemann, Mus Henslow, 6.1833, CGE. Reche!, in 1833; Dr Lemann. Bab.1860,101. Reche !H. Bab.MS.Fl.1.325. 66 ...Caucalis latifolia which I, once, saw growing on the road from Newmarket to London– about a mile beyond the Devil's Ditch. It left me with the herbarium, for York. letter from J Dalton, 11 April 1830, to Henslow. Add. 8176, CUL. Chalky field near Newmarket, n.c., Hb SH Bickham, 1826, det PD Sell 1976, CGE. Caucalis latifolia Devils Ditch near Newmarket, Dr Jermyn, 7.1829, SWN. Caucalis latifolia Newmarket. Winch, add. NBG,1835, [under Suff.]117.
