to supplement the information for otiv about dandelions in the Alpine high mountains.
Which Mr. Lippert Wolfgang, respected botanist working in Munich, probably meant, and maybe some others. Since they do not thrive in Slovenia, they also do not have Slovenian names.
T. aquilonare (A,I,CH,?F)
T. dissectum (CH,I,F)
T. ceratophorum (A,I,CH,F,?SLO)
T. obovatum (F,I)
T. schroetterianum (A,I,CH,F)
T. pascheri (A,I,CH,F)
T. reichenbachii (A,I)
T. handelii (A,I)
In the end, I can say - I can only repeat: for SLO, the law is MALA FLORA SLOVENIJE, so such situations will not repeat as illustrated by this one: Quite often Slovenian nature lovers have proclaimed the bearded carnation - Dianthus barbatus, which thrives in Slovenia or more broadly: eastward from South Tyrol, for Seguier's carnation Dianthus seguieri, which they "determined" with the help of Lippert but unfortunately thrives only west of South Tyrol.