The Dandelion

Dandelion and Magnoliopsida are genus of sunflower. The name of dandelion comes from French "Lion's teeth" and "Lion's teeth" because the shape of the plant and the shape of the teeth of the lion resemble each other. Taraxacum means "treatment of disorders" and Officinale, and claims that plants are medicinal. Other popular names for this plant include swine nose, priest crown and pissabed.

Dandelion Leaf - Dandelion is one of the most useful plants to alleviate joint and muscle pain. The anti-inflammatory effect of dandelion helps treat arthritis, relieve muscle pain, and alleviate joint pain. Dandelion flowers are injected into the oil and can function effectively when massaging muscles and joints. Fresh and young dandelion leaves are rich in vitamins A and C.

Dandelion is a powerful symbol of the novel's summer. Dandelion is just a general growth in the backyard and is regarded as a weed for some people, but Spauldings regarded them as valuable assets and converted them from simple plants to winter medicines. Therefore, the production of dandelion wine reflects the summer pattern of Douglas; adults think that normal events and things get magical and gratitude through his infinite imagination and desire for adventure. Some critics believe that dandelion wine is the most personal work of Bradbury. According to electronic literature, "This book is a masterpiece of Bradbury, his most comprehensive and profound emotions and lyrical expressions, touching the theme of life in his usual youth, old man and small town Delete science fiction layer

Dandelion wine is a novel written by Ray Bradbury in 1957. It was held in the imaginary town of the green town of Illinois in the summer of 1928 based on the childhood house of Bradbury in Waukegan, Illinois. The novel was developed from a short story "wine of dandelion" published in Gourmet magazine published in June 1953. In the summer, published in October 2006, say good-bye to the official sequel to dandelion wine. Farewell to the summer is a direct continuation of the dandelion's wine plot, but this approach comes from a wicked one, a novel with completely different plots and characters. These three novels together constitute a trilogy of Greentown. Volume 4 "Summer Morning" and "Summer Night", which was published in 2008, includes stories and episodes of 27 lush places, of which 17 have never been published.