Wild parsnip, which is often found growing alongside poison hemlock, can react with the skin if touched, destroying epidermal cells and possibly leading to severe blistering.

If you do identify Wild Parsnip, make sure to remove it properly by wearing long sleeve shirts, pants, and gloves. Seele said you can bring the plants to West Lake Superior Sanitary District (WLSSD).

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There are many resources for identifying wild parsnip and other dangerous plants online, and if you’re still stumped, the University of Illinois Extension offices are available to answer plant ...

Wild Parsnip is another invasive species in the state and is widespread throughout the U.S. Wild parsnip spreads aggressively through seeds carried by wind, water and equipment.

Many times, wild parsnip can be found growing in the same location as poison hemlock, leading someone to believe that it was exposure to poison hemlock that caused a skin rash or blistering, ...