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Royalty-Free Stock PhotoFruiting white fluffy dandelion plants (Taraxum officinale) from sunflower family (Asteraceae or Compositae) on a greenish-brown blurry field-meadow background Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDandelions, Taraxum officinale in the forest Royalty-Free Stock PhotoTaraxum dandelion, used as a medicinal plant. round balls of silvery crested fruit that run upwind. These balls are called "balls" or "clocks" in both British and American English. Royalty-Free Stock Photo
