Japanese follows English. 英語の後に日本語が続きます。
This is taraxacum or commonly dandelion. Spring has come!!
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Taraxacum タンポポ |
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Dandelion 蒲公英 |
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Japanese native dandelions are shorter than invasive ones 在来種は外来種に比べ茎が短い |
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Every dandelion is a shorty みんなちっちゃい! |
When I was a kid, dandelions were everywhere, and they were all about 5 cm tall, but the dandelions I saw yesterday seemed to have no stems, being just about 2 cm tall. Are they both dandelions? And if so, are they different species? I googled and found two things: (1) Japanese native dandelions have shorter stems than invasive dandelions, and (2) dandelions flowering in March are shorter to survive the cold weather. So, the dandelions I saw yesterday are shorter because they are Japanese native or to survive winter... I don't know which is true, but either way, their yellow color told me that spring had come!!😉
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タンポポです。随分久しぶりです。そしてあれっ? 全部地面にへばりついているけど、子供の頃見たタンポポってもっと背が高かったような気が。。。
調べました。そして分かったことは2つ! (1) 日本タンポポは西洋タンポポより背が低いらしい。(2) 3月頃咲くタンポポは寒さ対策で背が低いらしい。どちらが正解かは分かりませんでしたが、いずれにせよ、黄色がとっても可愛いので日本人でも外国人でも(タンポポですが😁)構いません!😉
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