tragopogon dubius common salsify yellow goatsbeard asteraceae sunflower family |
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| navigate by keyword : 1753 america apparently asteraceae beard biennials blossom common dandelions developed dubius edibility edible family field flower genus giving goat goatsbeard grass greek green herb introduced lawn leaf linnaeus meadow name named nature north plant pogon prairie produce salsify second shrub sunflower taproot three tragopogon tragos tree two wildflower year yellow |
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| Tragopogon dubius are biennials and apparently all three are edible, especially in their second year when their taproot has developed. They were introduced into North America because of their edibility.Tragos is Greek for goat and pogon for beard, thus giving another common name, Goatâs Beard.The genus was named by Linnaeus in 1753. |
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