What is another word for broad-leaved dock?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈɔːdlˈiːvd dˈɒk] (IPA) 
Broad-leaved dock is a type of weed that can be found throughout North America. Also known as Rumex obtusifolius, this plant has broad, oval-shaped leaves and produces small, greenish flowers in the summer. Other synonyms for this weed include bitter dock, bluntleaf dock, and broad-leaved sorrel. While this plant may have some health benefits, such as being used in traditional medicine to alleviate skin irritation and digestive issues, it is considered a nuisance weed by many gardeners and farmers due to its aggressive root system and ability to quickly spread and overtake other plants. Effective methods for controlling or eradicating broad-leaved dock include use of herbicides, manual pulling, and regular mowing.
