What is another word for dipsacus?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪpsakəs] (IPA) 
Dipsacus, also known as teasel, refers to a genus of flowering plants commonly found in Europe and Asia. While the term dipsacus is widely used to refer to this genus, there are alternative names that can be used as synonyms. These include the Latin name Dipsaci, as well as the common names of Fuller's teasel, Grecian teasel, and Venus's basin. In addition to these botanical synonyms, there are also various related terms that may be used interchangeably with dipsacus, such as thistle, bristle, and burr. Whatever term is used, dipsacus plants are recognizable for their distinctive spiky flowers and seed heads, which have long been cultivated for a variety of uses, including textile production and medicinal purposes.
