A member of the Apiaceae family, Angelica is a tall perennial herb. Its native range spans Iceland, Lapland, and Greenland in the Northern Hemisphere’s temperate and subarctic regions. They often reach a height of 1-3 meters, and their huge bipinnate leaves and large compound umbrellas of white and greenish-white flowers are their most notable features. They are mostly used medicinally and are primarily found in China. Numerous distinct insect species pollinate their enormous, glittering starburst flowers, and each species’ floral fragrances are unique. The roots and rhizomes of Angelica contain the plant’s active components, furocoumarins, which render skin sensitive to...