Species not assessed by an expert
9 Marchl
2022
Buckingham Park
Oxford
Dandelion, Taraxacum
oxoniense ?
Lower
slopes of Mill Hill
15
April 2020
A
Large
White Butterfly eventually, fleetingly, made
a visit to a Dandelion
flower
on the verges of the Waterworks
Road, Old
Shoreham.
24 March 2020
Dandelion Clock
In my front garden, the first Dandelion seed head of the year appeared.
11 February 2020
Dandelion,
Section
Ruderalia, on Brickearth
all
the same rosette
Dandelion,
Taraxacum Section Erythrosperma
from
Mill Hill
If
you remain unsure then cut it. The Dandelion
is
the only yellow member of the Asteraceae
with a hollow stem and it exudes a milky sap. Dandelions
secrete latex, not very much in the wild varieties.
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Information
22 April 2019
Oxford
Dandelion, Taraxacum
oxoniense
Widewater
Flood Plain (east of the bridge)
Alex
Prendergast: Erect,
clearly bordered bracts and bright red petioles
etc = Taraxacum oxoniense
ID
on Dandelions
(Taraxacum) of Britain and Ireland facebook
17a.Petioles
narrow, unwinged, brilliant vinous-purple below; outer exterior bracts
rounded-cordate at
base,
conspicuously bordered; ligule stripes grey-brown (widespread and common)
Taraxacum
oxoniense
Section
Erythrosperma
28 September 2016
Dandelion by Widewater Cyclepath
13
April 2010
The
first Speckled Wood Butterfly
of the year settled with its wings closed on a dead branch on the verges
of the Waterworks
Road, with frequent
Peacock Butterflies,
occasional
Comma Butterflies, a few languid flying Large
Whites and at least one yellow Brimstone
Butterfly.
The choice of nectar plant was
Dandelion,
common
and easily the most prevalent plant
on the verges at the southern end.
Adur
Butterflies: First Dates
Hawkbit achenes don't have a long beak like that and so don't make a blowable 'clock'. That look just like a Dandelion to me. Pinch the stem!