These cookies are absolutely essential for our website to function properly.
We use Google Analytics to measure how you use the website so we can improve it based on user needs.
These cookies may be set by third party websites and do things like measure how you view YouTube videos.
Previous:
...
Scattered mainly in north of Britain. Possibly extinct in Cardiff. Native.
Scattered in Britain and in Cardiff, probably introduced.
H.Øllg.
An uncommon native endemic found mainly in Wales. It has dark-blotched leaves and pink petioles.
Scattered in Britain and in Cardiff, probably introduced. Has dark blotches on the leaves.
Hagend., Soest & Zevenb.
Common and widespread in Britain and probably Cardiff though not recorded recently, native.
Dahlst.
Common and widespread in Britain and probably Cardiff, native.
A rarely introduced species usually found in urban areas. The inner leaves have lobes wider than the terminal lobe.
Markl.
Locally common in Britain but rarer in Cardiff, probably introduced.
G.E.Haglund
Scattered in Britain but rare in Cardiff, probably introduced.
Locally common in Britain and rare in Cardiff, introduced.
An uncommon introduced species scattered in Britain and rare in Cardiff. It has flat leaves with a pinkish-red midrib and many fine lateral processes.
Locally common in Britain and rare in Cardiff, probably introduced. Has broad, leaden, spreading bracts, whitish petioles and coloured midribs.
Scattered in Britain and Cardiff, introduced.
Raunk. emend. H.Øllg.
One of the commonest dandelions in Britain, but not common in Cardiff, probably native.
A rare species in Britain only recorded from the Chester area, and now in Cardiff. The outer bracts are pale and heavily pruinose with a white border.
M.P.Christ.
One of the commonest dandelions in Britain in Cardiff, native. Flowers early in the year with strongly reflexed lobes on the leaves and broad bracts.
Very rarely recorded in Britain, possibly introduced.
Locally common in Britain and Cardiff, introduced. Has distinctive upturned leaf lobes and rose-pink petioles.
probably introduced and scattered in Britain, rare in Cardiff. It has erect bluish-green foliage with rather squared-off lobes.
H. Øllg.
Common in Britain and probably in Cardiff, introduced.
Scattered in Britain, rare in Cardiff, possibly native. A bright green plants with out-turned lobes on the terminal lobe.
Dahlst. & R.Ohlsen ex G.E.Haglund
Uncommon and mainly in western Britain, frequent in Cardiff, endemic. Similar to T. atactum but has dirty green leaves with a winged petiole.
Dudman & A.J.Richards
The identity of this plant requires confirmation from ripe fruits.
Common and widespread in Britain, frequent in Cardiff, native. A robust plant often with blotches between the lobes.
A very species in Britain and in Cardiff, introduced.
H.Lindb.
Widespread in Britain, frequent in Cardiff, endemic.
A widespread native species apparently rare in Cardiff. It has crimson petioles and a large terminal lobe and narrow bracts.
Brenner (=T. dahlstedtii H. Lindeb.)
Widespread in Britain, especially in the north and west, rare in Cardiff, endemic.
A.J.Richards
Widespread in Britain, but rare or extinct in Cardiff, native.
A Danish species rarely introduced in Britain. It lacks pollen and has greyish leaves with a large, often single-toothed terminal lobe.
Scattered in Britain, rare in Cardiff, native.
Very rare in Britain, introduced. The leaves have regular, deltoid lobes and blotches with all petioles white and the styles discoloured.
Widespread in Britain, introduced. Has long, rounded or obtuse terminal lobes to the leaves.
A rarely introduced species. It has purple petioles and 5-6 triangular lateral lobes.
Very rare in Britain, introduced. The leaves are very crisped, pale and fleshy with a slight glaucous hue.
A rarely introduced species. It has crisped, shiny-green leaves with erect to appressed bracts and the lateral lobes often point forwards.
(Dahlst.). Dahlst.
Uncommon in Britain, introduced. The leaves are blotched and have short side lobes, and the heads have big spreading bracts.
Markl. ex Puol.
Widespread in Britain and probably in Cardiff, introduced.
Widespread in north and western Britain often in damp grassland, and probably rare in Cardiff, native. Has highly recurved leaf lobes and glaucous, pink-tipped and white-bordered erect bracts.
Uncommon in Britain and rare in Cardiff, introduced.
Widespread Britain and in Cardiff, probably introduced.
