What is another word for ipomoea tricolor?
Pronunciation: [ˌa͡ɪpəmˈi͡ə tɹˈa͡ɪkʌlə] (IPA) 
Ipomoea tricolor, also known as morning glory, is a plant species of the Convolvulaceae family. This vine-like plant is characterized by its stunning blue and white flowers that bloom in the morning, hence its common name. There are several other names that are associated with this species, including Heavenly Blue, Blue Dawn Flower, and Grannyvine. Ipomoea tricolor has been used for medicinal and ceremonial purposes by different cultures around the world. It contains psychoactive compounds that produce a hallucinogenic effect and it has been used for divination and healing rituals. Regardless of its name, Ipomoea tricolor is a captivating and potent plant that has captured the attention of many botanists, gardeners, and enthusiasts.
