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Common dandelion has a thick fleshy taproot with many-branched crowns, with milky juice. The stem is very short and wholly underground, producing a rosette of leaves at the ground surface. Common dandelion is the familiar weed of lawns and roadsides. Native to Europe, it has spread nearly worldwide.