About to email the publisher about this error I found in a foraging book, but want a second opinion on the id of the plant in the photo.
Location: this is a book of edible wild plants of the rocky mountain west: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming.
Just bought this book today and was flipping through, intrigued by the number of entries for Physalis. Got to this page and did a double take. My first impression was Wild Carrot vs. Poison Hemlock but the bracts are not definitively fine, forked, and feathery as typically seen on D. carota. I'm seeing a hint of that morphology on the lower left umbel that is in focus but I'm not familiar enough with either of these species, nor their look-a-likes, to make a confident ID. (BTW I have zero plans to forage any of them.) Figured I'd pose the question here while I consult the field guides available to me. Thanks in advance.