The fruit of "Daucus carota" has two mericarps, or bicarpellate. "Daucus carota" is a biennial plant. The plant looks like the wild carrot plant ("daucus carota"). The larvae feed on various herbaceous plants, including "Daucus carota" and "Plantago coronopus". In 2016 an international team has sequenced the full genome of "Daucus carota". There are several subspecies of "Daucus carota" that have evolved to different climates and atmospheres. In Syracuse, New York, males have been observed feeding on "Daucus carota". Both domestic and wild carrot are from the same species, "Daucus carota" L. The compound falcarinol is naturally found in "Daucus carota" for protection against fungal diseases. "Daucus carota" has been used as coloring for butter. It is also found in carrots ("Daucus carota"). Domesticated carrots are cultivars of a subspecies, "Daucus carota" subsp. "sativus". Green food, chiefly wild carrot ("Daucus carota") and clover ("Trifolium" spp.) made up 7.17%. This is a list of Diseases of Carrots ("Daucus carota" subsp. "sativus"). Bion 5 carried "Daucus carota" and Bion 7 carried maize (aka corn).