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Taraxacum hideoi
is a perennial herb that is found in grasslands, fields, and on
mountains. Compared to other native species, Taraxacum albidum, the
flower's center parts are dark, rosettes lie low, and flower stalks
are short. Another difference is that, with
T. albidum,
some of the involucral bracts bend backward, while T.
hideoi
does not. This species is rare, making it challenging to locate.
Bloom time: April. |