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Taraxacum pectinatum
differs from
T. arakii,
both native to Japan. They closely resemble one another. One of the
most significant differences is leaf shape: in T. pectinatum, the
leaves are deeply split, resembling comb teeth, whereas in the
other, they are not. Some researchers argue they are the same, and
the Shimane Red Data Book categorizes it as VU. Bloom time: April-
May. |