What is another word for celery-leaved buttercup?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛləɹilˈiːvd bˈʌtəkˌʌp] (IPA) 
Celery-leaved buttercup is a plant species known scientifically as Ranunculus sceleratus, meaning 'the buttercup that is bad for you'. This plant is commonly used in herbal medicine for its various health benefits. However, it often goes by several synonyms, including Celery-leaved crowfoot, Cursed buttercup, Celery-stalked buttercup and Celery-leaved ranunculus. Its yellow flowers are small and often appear in clusters. The plant is widely found in wetlands and muddy habitats across the world. This perennial herb is often confused for other buttercups, but it stands out for its distinct and pronounced scent resembling that of celery.
