Species Hieracium polyodon
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There aren’t any identifications of Hieracium polyodon.
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Etymology of Hieracium:
Gk. hierax = a hawk. Pliny the Elder named this plant for an eye ointment made from its juice. Hawks were believed to eat it in order to sharpen their eyesight. Hawkweed is the common name.
Etymology of polyodon:
From the Latin polyodontus meaning 'many toothed'
Scientific name:
Hieracium polyodon Fr.
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Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Hieracium polyodon.
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