What is another word for Corn Campion?
Pronunciation: [kˈɔːn kˈampi͡ən] (IPA) 
Corn Campion or Agrostemma githago is a flowering plant that grows in cornfields and other cultivated areas. This plant has several synonyms, including common corn-cockle, Grains of the Field, Indian pink, Black jacks, and Red cockle. Corn Country, Corn rose, and Shoofly are some other common names of this plant. It is a tall, striking plant that produces bright pink or purple flowers in the summer, making it an attractive addition to any garden or field. The plant's seeds and leaves are toxic to livestock and humans, causing the common name of corn-cockle. Despite its toxic nature, Corn Campion is still highly valued for its ornamental purposes and medicinal properties.
