There are over 3,700 unique species in the Umbelliferae family of flowering plants, which belong to the phylum Apiales. It belongs to the same family as parsley and carrots and is well-known for its distinctive leaf design and clusters of colorful flowers. The inflorescence structure of this family is unlike any other, with umbels holding flowers on pedicels and hollow, ridged, or wrinkled stems. Some members of the family, such as Love and Angelica, have therapeutic characteristics in addition to their culinary and flavoring ones. However, certain species contain dangerous substances; therefore, great care and accurate labeling are required while harvesting or utilizing these plants