What's the name of dandelion? Does it have any other name?

Dandelion, also known as Viola yedoensis, is a common annual or biennial herb in subtropical areas. The English name of dandelion comes from the French dent-de-lion, which means the teeth of a lion, because the leaves of dandelion are shaped like fangs. Dandelion leaves grow in a circle above the roots and surround one or two flower stems. The stem is hollow and has white milk after breaking. Flowers are bright yellow and consist of many thin petals. When the flower matures, it becomes a round dandelion umbrella, which will split into a small white umbrella with seeds when it is blown by the wind. Children all over the world like to blow away dandelion umbrellas.