What is another word for Geum Alleppicum Strictum?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈiːəm ɐlˈɛpɪkəm stɹˈɪktəm] (IPA) 
Geum Alleppicum Strictum is a plant species that belongs to the rose family and is native to North America. This plant has several common names, such as yellow avens, yellow wild indigo, sulfur flower, and yellow pimpernel. The term "Geum Alleppicum Strictum" is a scientific name that typically refers to the plant's specific classification and characteristics. However, for practical purposes, botanical names are better referred to by their common names. The synonyms of "Geum Alleppicum Strictum" highlight the noteworthy attributes of this plant, such as its vibrant yellow flowers, its nitrogen-fixing properties, and medicinal uses. Overall, this plant species is a significant component of North American biodiversity and has numerous practical applications.
