Beeh

Beeh is a genus of plants in the family Apiaceae, commonly known as the family of carrots and parsley. Plants in this genus are native to the Mediterranean region and parts of Asia. Beeh species are typically herbaceous plants, often with finely divided leaves that are aromatic. They can be annuals, biennials, or perennials depending on the species.

The flowers of Beeh are generally small and white or greenish, arranged in characteristic umbrella-like clusters called umbels. These umbels are a defining feature of the Apiaceae family. The fruits are small, dry, and typically ribbed.

While some species of Beeh may have traditional uses, they are not widely cultivated for commercial purposes. Their ecological role is primarily as a food source for insects and as part of the native flora in their regions of origin. Identification of Beeh species often relies on detailed examination of their foliage, flower structure, and fruit characteristics. Due to the diversity within the Apiaceae family, distinguishing between closely related genera and species can require botanical expertise. Information on specific medicinal or culinary uses of Beeh is generally limited and not well-documented compared to more prominent members of the Apiaceae family.