Taraxacum ceratolepis
Taraxacum ceratolepis
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A perennial herb native to Europe and Asia with oval, toothed, hairy leaves and small, blue or purple flowers. Grows in moist, shaded habitats. Traditional
A perennial herb native to Europe and Asia with oval, toothed, hairy leaves and small, blue or purple flowers. Grows in moist, shaded habitats. Traditionally used in herbal medicine as a wound-healing herb; young leaves are edible in salads.
Taxonomy
| Ordre | Asterales |
| Famille | Asteraceae (Daisy family) |
| Species | Taraxacum ceratolepis |
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What family does Taraxacum ceratolepis belong to?
Taraxacum ceratolepis (Taraxacum ceratolepis) belongs to the family Asteraceae in the order Asterales.
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