Definition: Anisoles are a type of plant in the sunflower family, Helianthus. They have six petals with a single sepal and four stamens on each side. The flower blooms during the spring. Anisoles come from two main types: common anisoles (also known as 'black anisoles') and non-calcifying anisoles (commonly referred to as 'yellow anisoles'). Common anisoles are usually not toxic to humans but may be poisonous for certain animals like bees, which can harm them. Non-calcifying anisoles are safer to eat due to their lower risk of toxicity from the nectar that they absorb.
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