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DescriptionTaraxacum kok-saghyz.png	English: An American grown TKS from the 1940's
Date	1 June 1947
Source	Russian Dandelion (kok-saghyz) An Emergency Source of Natural Rubber
Author	W. Gorden Whaley and John S. Bowen Image courtesy of Ford Motor Co.
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