Apiaceae
poison hemlock
Conium maculatum L.
Indigenous Names: yažópi hú čík’ala
Medicinal Documentation
Lakota
However, it is used by some Lakotas in the treatment of fevers. An infusion of the flowers is laxative and is also used in the treatment of fevers and kimímila tȟawánaȟča wounds. A cold tea made from the leaves is laxative and is also used as a creeping Jenny, čík’ala psitȟóla hú wash for spider bites or taken internally to reduce excessive menstrual
Botanical Reference
Parts Documented: leaf, flower
Safety Notes: are deadly and should be avoided INTRODUCED: This vine is considered a noxious weed.