"Dandelion"Wind Pollinating Flower
A closer view reveals that each seed is covered by tiny spikes. These projections may help the seed to attach to the soil when it finally touches down from its ...
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A closer view reveals that each seed is covered by tiny spikes. These projections may help the seed to attach to the soil when it finally touches down from its aerial journey.
When all the seeds have been blown off by the wind, the disk to which the were attached remains bare, surrounded by the sheathing bracts. In the middle ages the dandelion received the name 'Priest's Crown', when a priest's shorn head was a familiar object.
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When all the seeds have been blown off by the wind, the disk to which the were attached remains bare, surrounded by the sheathing bracts. In the middle ages the dandelion received the name 'Priest's Crown', when a priest's shorn head was a familiar object.
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