What is another word for camelina?
Pronunciation: [kˌamɪlˈiːnə] (IPA) 
Camelina is a plant species of the Brassicaceae family. It is also known as gold-of-pleasure, false flax, and German sesame. Camelina has been cultivated for its oil-rich seeds, which have been used for culinary and industrial purposes. It has been used as a biofuel, green manure, and a source of protein for livestock feed. The plant species is characterized by its small yellow flowers and long, slender seed pods. Other synonyms for the term include camelina sativa, wild flax, and linseed dodder. In modern times, camelina has gained popularity as a sustainable crop option, as it requires less water and fertilizer than other crops.
