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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Another plant to watch out for is the''' wild parsnip''' ''(Pastinaca sativa)''. This plant has an edible tuber, and indeed was cultivated for this for centuries. But if contact with the plant is made with wet (or sweaty) skin, followed by exposure to sunlight, it can cause a purple rash that can last several weeks. In some cases, the discoloration caused by the rash can be permanent.<br />
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