There is the tragopogon,[1] also, by some called "come;" a
plant with a small stem, leaves like those of saffron, an elongated, sweet, root, and a large, swarthy calyx at the extremity
of the stem. It grows in rugged soils, and is never used.
1. "Goat's-beard. Probably the Tragopogon crocifolium of Linnæus,
the Saffron-leaved goat's beard. Though its properties are not inert, it
is never used in medicine.