What is another word for Cardamine Douglasii?
Pronunciation: [kˈɑːdɐmˌiːn dˈʌɡlɐsˌɪa͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Cardamine douglasii is a species of plant from the mustard family, native to North America. It is commonly known by several other names, including Douglas' bittercress, mountain bittercress, Douglas' watercress, and western watercress. These alternate names refer to the plant's bitter taste, its prevalence in mountain regions, and its similarity in appearance to the more commonly cultivated watercress. Despite its bitterness, Cardamine douglasii is an important source of nectar for pollinators and has historically been used medicinally by indigenous peoples to treat various ailments. As with many species of wild plants, it remains under threat from habitat destruction and other environmental pressures.
