What is another word for Cerastium Arvense?
Pronunciation: [səɹˈasti͡əm ˈɑːvəns] (IPA) 
Cerastium arvense is a type of white wildflower that grows in fields and along roadsides. It is also commonly known as Mouse-ear chickweed, Mouse's ear, or Field chickweed. The species is part of the Stellaria family and is easily recognizable by its small, star-shaped flowers and hairy, gray-green leaves. Apart from its scientific name, Cerastium arvense is known by different names in different regions. In Europe, it is called Weißes Sternmierenmoos while in North America, it is known as Prairie mouse-ear. Regardless of what it is called, Cerastium arvense is a resilient and attractive plant that adds beauty to its surroundings.
