What is another word for Anemopsis Californica?
Pronunciation: [ɐnɪmˈɒpsɪs kˌalɪfˈɔːnɪkə] (IPA) 
Anemopsis Californica, also known as yerba mansa, is a native plant found in Southwest United States and Northern Mexico. This plant has been traditionally used in the treatments of ailments such as coughs, sore throats, fevers, and other infections. Apart from yerba mansa, this plant has several other synonyms, including lizard tail, swamp root, and musk root. Its scientific name is derived from the Greek term anemos, meaning wind, and opsis, meaning appearance, which refers to its wind-like appearance when the leaves move. Its roots emit a musky fragrance when crushed, which is why it also got its name as musk-root. Swamp root is another descriptive name given to it due to its natural habitat in wet and marshy areas.
