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Does the Lion's Tooth Bite Your Lawn?

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As spring comes to the temperate areas of the northern hemisphere, one of the first signs of spring is the blossom of the Lion's Tooth. This bright yellow flower is also called the Irish daisy, priest's crown, peasant's cloak and yellow gowan. Its other name appears on the sides of bags of lawn care chemicals – the dandelion.

Notes: "A weed by any other name." Science 83, Apr. 1983. p. 82. Image: Dandelion (PD)

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Does the Lion's Tooth Bite Your Lawn?

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