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Tuberous Hawkbit / Lavlji zub

Leontodon tuberosus L.

Photo by injica
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Field Notes

Habitat:

It is native to Eurasia and North Africa.
Flowering time: from Sep to Mar

Notes:

Its roots can be eaten raw and leaves steamed.
Its English name derives from the mediaeval belief that hawks ate the plant to improve their eyesight.

Species ID Suggestions

Lavlji zub, tuberous-hawkbit

Leontodon tuberosus

Comments (11)

Unless you don't make the range bigger almost all the spotting are gonna be treated as wrong, so please do correct that :)
Tnx I have few more for you! :)
if you want, you should add it in this group as well other of your spottings where plants can be eaten or used in medical purposes, such as lungwort etc. http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/20964003
polako, skoro će biti obostrano :-)
za sada to ide vrlo jednostrano ;)
učimo jedna od druge :-)
Vidim, vidim, viele danke, geek :P šalim se, e za ovo nisam ni znala da se tako zove, tnx!
e, danas sam se baš ufurala u tvoje fotke :-) još jedan ispravak, ovo sigurno nije maslačak nego lavlji zub, odlična fotka!

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