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Professional Review: Herb & Supplements
Dandelion 
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Date of Review:
October 2006
Common Name:
Dandelion
Scientific Name:
Taraxacum officinale
Other Names:
Asteraceae (family), Blowball, cankerwort, clock flower,
common dandelion, Cichoroideae (sub-family), Compositae (family), dandelion
herb, dent de lion, diente de lion, dhudhal, dumble-dor, fairy clock, fortune
teller, hokouei-kon, huang hua di ding (yellow flower earth nail), irish daisy,
Leontodon taraxacum, lion's teeth, lion's tooth, Lowenzahn,
Lowenzahnwurzel, maelkebotte, milk gowan, min-deul-rre, monk's head, mongoloid
dandelion, pee in the bed, pissenlit, piss-in-bed, pries' crown, priest's
crown, puffball, pu gong yung, pu kung ying, Radix taraxaci, seiyotanpopo, swine snout, taraxaci herba,
taraxacum, Taraxacum mongolicum, Taraxacum palustre, Taraxacum
vulgare, telltime, white endive, wild endive, witch gowan, witches' milk,
witch
Authors:
Shira Taylor, BES, MD
Reviewers:
Heather Boon, BScPhm, PhD, Della Kwan, BScPhm, and Teresa Tsui, BScHon
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