Safety at a glance
No rule in our tables for this herb: pregnancy, breastfeeding, incompatible pairs (十八反 / 十九畏), herb–drug, dose ceiling. This is not a safety clearance.
Not graded — No toxicity grade is recorded. Most herbs in the catalogue carry none.
Traditionally used for
- Urinary & fluids
Western Herbalism Properties
Botanical Description
Taraxacum privum is a perennial herb of the daisy family (Asteraceae) belonging to the great dandelion complex (Taraxacum sect. Ruderalia, part of the T. officinale aggregate). Like other dandelions it forms a basal rosette of leaves arising from a stout taproot, with milky latex throughout. The leaves are pale to mid-green, pinnately lobed with four to five crowded, recurved, broadly triangular lateral lobes. Solitary yellow flower heads composed entirely of strap-shaped (ligulate) ray florets are borne on hollow, leafless scapes; the outer involucral bracts are broad and spreading and the styles bright yellow. The fruit is a straw-coloured achene about 3 to 3.5 mm long bearing a slender beak and a parachute-like white pappus, dispersed by wind. A microspecies native to northern and central Europe, including the Baltic states and the North Sea region, it grows in disturbed grassy places, roadsides, and meadows.
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