What adaptations of dandelion make them such difficult plant to get rid off?

Dandelions have several adaptations that make them difficult to eliminate. Their deep taproots can extend up to 10 inches, allowing them to access water and nutrients even in dry conditions, and if the root is cut or broken, it can regenerate into a new plant. Additionally, dandelions produce a large number of seeds that are easily dispersed by the wind, enabling them to spread rapidly across various environments. Their ability to thrive in poor soil and compete with other plants further contributes to their persistence.