Heptaptera anisopetala

It is an annual plant growing to 60–90 centimeters (2–3 feet). The leaves are sessile and are opposite, and sometimes rosette, dentate or serrated, and pinnate. The plant is a glycophyte. Its flowers are yellow, and form the inflorescence of terminal umbels, in umbelliform cymes. The fruit is a 10-40 mm long schizocarp with longitudinal ridges characteristic to the Apiaceae family.^{[citation needed]}

It is found growing in shaded and hilly garrigue, also known as phrygana, of Israel.^{[citation needed]}