Apiaceae
spotted water hemlock
Cicuta maculata L.
Indigenous Names: yažópi hú, Ceceecei (Meaning: Not given)
Traditional Food Use
Lakota
are deadly and should be avoided The root and stems may be peeled and eaten raw or in soups and stews. The stems may be tough or stringy, much like celery, so one may need to cook them before
Medicinal Documentation
Arapaho
Used to make people very active
Ceremonial & Cultural Notes
Arapaho
Spiritual/Religious: Gave power to paralyze animals and people
Botanical Reference
Parts Documented: root, stem, Not specified in the literature
Safety Notes: are deadly and should be avoided The root and stems may be peeled and eaten raw or in soups and stews.; Potentially poisonous; toxic species (handle with caution).