Names
No scientific synonyms are recorded for this name.
English: bishop's lace, Carrot, Queen Anne's Lace, Wild Carrot.
In other languages
- Afrikaans: geelwortel, wilde geelwortel, wortel
- Albanian: Karrota
- Arabic: جزر بري, جزر شائع
- Basque: Azenario
- Belarusian: Морква дзікая
- Bulgarian: Див морков
- Catalan: Fonollassa, Pastanaga borda
- Chinese: 南鹤虱, 胡萝卜, 胡蘿蔔, 野胡萝卜, 野胡萝卜（胡萝卜）, 野胡萝卜子, 野胡萝卜根, 野胡蘿蔔, 鹤虱风
- Croatian: divlja mrkva, korenje, kuzmorika, merlin, mrkev, mrkva, mrkva žuta, mrkvac, mrkvač, mrkvjelina, obična mrkva
- Czech: mrkev obecná
- Danish: Almindelig Brandbæger, Gulerod, Kanadisk Gyldenris, Klæbrig Brandbæger, Sildig Gyldenris, vild gulerod
- Dutch: Peen, Wilde peen
- Estonian: metsporgand
- Finnish: aitoporkkana, Isopiisku, Kanadanpiisku, Peltovillakko, porkkana, Rikkaporkkana, Tahmavillakko
- French: carotte, Carotte commune, Carotte commune, Carotte, carotte potagère, Carotte sauvage, Carotte sauvage, Carotte commune, Daucus carotte, Carottes, Carottes communes, dauce carotte, Daucus carotte
- Galician: Cenoria
- German: Gewöhnliche Möhre, Karotte, Möhre, Rüebli, Rueebli, Wilde Moehre, Wilde Möhre, Wilde Ruebe
- Greek: Άγριο καρότο, Δαύκος ο Καρώτος, Καρότο, Σταφυλίνακας
- Hebrew: גזר הגינה, גזר קיפח
- Hungarian: Vadmurok
- Irish: Cairéad, Mealbhacán
- Italian: carota, Carota selvatica
- Japanese: ノラニンジン
- Korean: 당근, 산당근
- Latvian: Savvaļas burkāns
- Lithuanian: Paprastoji morka
- Macedonian: Диви моркови
- Malay: Lobak
- Norwegian (Bokmål): gulrot
- Norwegian (Nynorsk): gulrot
- Ojibwe: Manidoo-okaadaak
- Persian: هویج وحشی
- Polish: Marchew zwyczajna
- Portuguese: cenoura, Cenoura selvagem, Cenoura-brava
- Quechua: Sanurya
- Romanian: Morcov, Morcov sălbatic
- Russian: Морковь дикая
- Serbian: Divlja šargarepa, Дивља шаргарепа, Шаргарепа
- Slovak: mrkva obyčajná
- Slovene: navadno korenje
- Spanish: pasto zanahoria, Zanahoria, Zanahoria Silvestre
- Swedish: Gullvippa, Höstgullris, kanadensiskt gullris, klibbkorsört, Korsört, morot, porkkana, Vildmorot
- Tamil: மஞ்சள் முள்ளங்கி
- Telugu: కారెట్
- Thai: แคร์รอต
- Turkish: Havuç, Yabani Havuç
- Ukrainian: Морква дика, Морква звичайна
- Vietnamese: Cà rốt dại
- Welsh: Moron, Moron Arfor, Moron y Môr-Greigiau, Moronen, Moronen y maes, Moronen y Môr
- aze: Yabanı yerkökü
- cos: Rundonu
- epo: Sovaĝa karoto
- gla: Curran-fiadhain
- grn: Makychĩ guasu
- isl: Gulrót, Krossgras, Villta gulrót
- kan: ಗಜ್ಜರಿ
- kaz: Сәбіз
- kur: Gêzer
- mal: കാരറ്റ്
- nav: Chąąshtʼezhiitsoh
- nep: गाजर
- nor: Åkersvineblom, gulrot, Kanadagullris, Kjempegullris, Klistersvineblom, vilde morøtter
- oci: Pastenaga
- sin: කැරට්
- snd: گجر
- tgk: Зардак
- tgl: Karot
- urd: گاجر
- yor: Kárọ́ọ̀tì
Names with no language recorded: Âng-chhài-thâu, Anonévee'tose, bird's nest, Carotte batarde, carrot, carrots, gulrot, Kāloke ‘āhiu, Karote, Kerot, Pastenaca, Queen Anne's lace, Wil wochel, wild carrot, Wšědna morchej.
Where it is recorded
Taxonomy record sources: GBIF (CC BY 4.0), USDA_PLANTS_CATALOG (Public Domain). Loaded from the botanica open cultivated-plant knowledge base and the GBIF backbone; each row keeps its origin.
Growth stages
- Initial: about 30 days (FAO 56 Table 11: planted Feb/Mar, Mediterranean)
- Crop development: about 40 days (FAO 56 Table 11: planted Feb/Mar, Mediterranean)
- Mid-season: about 60 days (FAO 56 Table 11: planted Feb/Mar, Mediterranean)
- Late season: about 20 days (FAO 56 Table 11: planted Feb/Mar, Mediterranean)
What the sources say it wants
Each line shows the band, then the kind of source and the citation. "Published" means the number is printed on the cited page; "derived" means it was computed from published numbers with the formula recorded on the row; "external API" rows are refreshed nightly from a live source; "curated" rows are OAT's own working values from June 2026.
Whole cycle
| Zone | Measure | Band | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Root zone | Root-zone EC (dS/m) | up to 1 (warning above 1.7, alert above 2.8) | published: FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 29, 1985 |
Initial
| Zone | Measure | Band | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timing | Crop coefficient, initial stage (ratio) | 0.7 | published: FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 56, 1998 |
Mid-season
| Zone | Measure | Band | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timing | Crop coefficient, mid-season (ratio) | 1.05 | published: FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 56, 1998 |
Late season
| Zone | Measure | Band | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timing | Crop coefficient, end of season (ratio) | 0.95 | published: FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 56, 1998 |
Phenophases observed by the USA National Phenology Network
10 phenophases are tracked for this species and refreshed nightly, as stage triggers: All leaves withered, Flowers or flower buds, Fruits, Initial growth, Leaves, Open flowers, Recent fruit or seed drop, Ripe fruits.
Keystone status
Partial. The KEEP rule asks for a growth stage and a band in each of light, air and root zone before a crop counts as complete; this plant is in the keystone with what its sources give so far.
Generated 2026-09-15 from the OAT plant keystone. Source types and citations are carried on every row; the keystone snapshot that the Library instruments read is plant-targets.json and its quality sheet is plant-targets.quality.json.