Dandelions are a wild plant with low latex content

 Dandelions are a global weed that originates from Eurasia and has been used for food by humans since ancient times. Fossil records show that dandelion seeds were present in Pliocene deposits of southern Russia, which is about 30 million years ago during the Neogene Period when mammals first appeared on Earth (including ourselves). 

Despite this long history as both medicine and plantlife, it wasn't until 17th century Europe where we find them prominently utilized--in fact they're mentioned frequently throughout The Communist Manifesto written 100 years prior to its publication date! In addition...

Dandelions are a wild plant with low latex content that can be cultivation to create natural rubber. Scientists in Germany have developed an improved cultivar Grateful DAT Rubber resulting from crosses between domesticated plants like tomatoes and other more native datura species which produces both edible fruit as well as high quality nuts known for their healing properties among ancient Aztec cultures . As of May 2014, prototype tires made exclusively out these blends were scheduled undergo testing on public roads before certification begins late next year.

Dandelion is a medicinal herb that grows from thick roots. The plant has heavily toothed leaves, which do not grow on the stem but rather emerge near ground level at its crown--with many tiny florets packed together typical for all flowers belonging in Asteraceae family (aster). When broken or damaged by animals like cows who eat them , these plants ooze out milk substance supporting their healing properties .

This plant is a common weed and invasive species in North American habitats. It was introduced to America by European settlers, but their use for medicinal purposes dates back centuries ago when it would have been native onlyEuroasia. The flower has since spread across the world due largely unknwon origins (most likely accidental) with some believing that these flowers should remind people about old homes or just serve as an ornamental beauty on someone’s desk at work; however its popularity skyrocketed after being used medicinally during times of need.

Dandelion is a springtime favorite for humans and animals alike. Young leaves can be used in salads, root ground into coffee substitute or wine-like beverage with medicinal uses like diuretic properties; most importantly though it also acts as an effective mosquito repellent from its milky substance that's secreted by plants when they're stressed out! Additionally you'll find dandilion flowers make great dye sources since their colorfastness lasts much longer than many other types of fabrics.

The newest stock prices of dandelion from all over the world. The plant is not really cultivated economically as it grows in wild and has been an invasive species for many centuries, causing troubles with population control--especially on public gardens or lawns near big farms where farmers spend more than billion dollars per year fighting against weeds caused by this yellow flower!