White Himalayan Dandelion is a delicate plant
characterized by outer florets white and central florets pale yellow,
hairless flowering-stem and a leaf shape ranging from almost entire to
distantly toothed. Leaves are numerous, linear, usually 3-7 cm long,
3-5 mm wide, quite often completely entire, sometimes toothed to
shallowly lobed, teeth or lobules usually 4-7 on each side, short, up
to 1.0-1.5)mm long, usually pointed, narrowly triangular. Flower-heads
are 1.5-2 cm across, white with pale yellow center. There is a
continuous variation in this species from the Himalayas to C. Asia.
White Himalayan Dandelion is found in NW Himalayas, Ladakh.
Identification credit: Tabish
Photographed enroute to Pangong Lake, Ladakh.
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