What is another word for Genus Amsinckia?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs amzˈɪŋki͡ə] (IPA) 
Genus Amsinckia is a group of flowering plants that are commonly found in North America. These plants are also known by several other names, including fiddleneck, bristly fiddleneck, and yellow burrweed. Fiddleneck refers to the shape of the flowers, which resemble the scroll of a fiddle. Bristly fiddleneck, on the other hand, refers to the rough, hairy texture of the leaves and stems. Yellow burrweed is a reference to the small, prickly seeds that are produced by these plants. Other synonyms for Genus Amsinckia include woolly burrweed, alkali burrweed, and coast fiddleneck. Despite their many names, all species of Genus Amsinckia share similar characteristics, including their bright yellow flowers and their ability to thrive in dry, sunny environments.
