What is another word for amsinckia?
Pronunciation: [amzˈɪŋki͡ə] (IPA) 
Amsinckia is a genus of annual plants native to North America. A variety of common names have been given to these vibrant and showy weeds, depending on the species and location, including fiddleneck, bristly fiddleneck, rancher's fireweed, yellow burr-weed, tarweed, and hairy caterpillar. The name "fiddleneck" is derived from the coiled, slender inflorescences that resemble the scroll end of a fiddle or violin. Tarweed is so named due to the sticky resinous exudate that coats the leaves and stems. Regardless of the name used, amsinckia is unmistakable for its bright yellow-orange flowers that bloom in the spring and summer months.
