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Definition of dandelion
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Dandelion
(n.) A
well-known
plant of the genus
Taraxacum
(T.
officinale,
formerly
called
T.
Dens-leonis
and
Leontodos
Taraxacum)
bearing
large,
yellow,
compound
flowers,
and
deeply
notched
leaves..
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Radical
::
Radical
(a.)
Proceeding
from a
rootlike
stem, or one which does not rise above the
ground;
as, the
radical
leaves
of the
dandelion
and the
sidesaddle
flower..
Pappus
::
Pappus
(n.) The hairy or
feathery
appendage
of the
achenes
of
thistles,
dandelions,
and most other
plants
of the order
Compositae;
also, the
scales,
awns, or
bristles
which
represent
the calyx in other
plants
of the same
order..
Hawkbit
::
Hawkbit
(n.) The fall
dandelion
(Leontodon
autumnale).
Composite
::
Composite
(v. t.)
Belonging
to the order
Compositae;
bearing
involucrate
heads of many small
florets,
as the
daisy,
thistle,
and
dandelion..
Capitulum
::
Capitulum
(n.) A thick head of
flowers
on a very short axis, as a
clover
top, or a
dandelion;
a
composite
flower.
A
capitulum
may be
either
globular
or
flat..
Vegetable
::
Vegetable
(n.) A plant used or
cultivated
for food for man or
domestic
animals,
as the
cabbage,
turnip,
potato,
bean,
dandelion,
etc.; also, the
edible
part of such a
plant,
as
prepared
for
market
or the
table..
Compositae
::
Compositae
(n. pl.) A large
family
of
dicotyledonous
plants,
having
their
flowers
arranged
in dense heads of many small
florets
and their
anthers
united
in a tube. The
daisy,
dandelion,
and
asters,
are
examples..
Blowball
::
Blowball
(n.) The downy seed head of a
dandelion,
which
children
delight
to blow
away..
Semiflosculous
::
Semiflosculous
(a.)
Having
all the
florets
ligulate,
as in the
dandelion..
Extract
::
Extract
(n.) A
decoction,
solution,
or
infusion
made by
drawing
out from any
substance
that which gives it its
essential
and
characteristic
virtue;
essence;
as,
extract
of beef;
extract
of
dandelion;
also, any
substance
so
extracted,
and
characteristic
of that from which it is
obtained;
as,
quinine
is the most
important
extract
of
Peruvian
bark..
Dandelion
::
Dandelion
(n.) A
well-known
plant of the genus
Taraxacum
(T.
officinale,
formerly
called
T.
Dens-leonis
and
Leontodos
Taraxacum)
bearing
large,
yellow,
compound
flowers,
and
deeply
notched
leaves..
Aigrette
::
Aigrette
(n.) A
feathery
crown of seed;
egret;
as, the
aigrette
or down of the
dandelion
or the
thistle..
Runcinate
::
Runcinate
(a.)
Pinnately
cut with the lobes
pointing
downwards,
as the leaf of the
dandelion..
Leontodon
::
Leontodon
(n.) A genus of
liguliflorous
composite
plants,
including
the fall
dandelion
(L.
autumnale),
and
formerly
the true
dandelion;
--
called
also
lion's
tooth..
Pissabed
::
Pissabed
(n.) A name
locally
applied
to
various
wild
plants,
as
dandelion,
bluet,
oxeye
daisy,
etc..
Liguliflorous
::
Liguliflorous
(a.)
Bearing
only
ligulate
flowers;
-- said of a large
suborder
of
composite
plants,
such as the
dandelion,
lettuce,
hawkweed,
etc..
Floret
::
Floret
(n.) A
little
flower;
one of the
numerous
little
flowers
which
compose
the head or
anthodium
in such
flowers
as the
daisy,
thistle,
and
dandelion..
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