What is another word for Cornus Sanguinea?
Pronunciation: [kˈɔːnəs sˈaŋɡwɪnˌi͡ə] (IPA) 
Cornus sanguinea is a species of shrub found commonly in Europe and Asia, known for its brilliant red berries and leaves in autumn. The plant goes by a plethora of different names, including dogwood, red dogwood, common dogwood, bloody dogwood, and even blood twig. The plant has various synonyms in different languages, such as Roter Hartriegel in German, cornouiller sanguin in French, and kızılcık in Turkish. In addition, there are many regional dialects that use unique names for the plant, such as dog-tree, dogberry, and bloodbead. Regardless of the name it goes by, this beautiful and iconic plant remains a favorite of both gardeners and nature enthusiasts alike.
