What is another word for lyre-flower?
Pronunciation: [lˈa͡ɪ͡əflˈa͡ʊə] (IPA) 
Lyre-flower, also known as bloodroot, crowfoot, or red root, is a type of wildflower that blooms in early spring and is native to North America. The flowers have delicate white petals and a yellow center that resembles the shape of a lyre, hence the name. Other synonyms for lyre-flower include red puccoon, Indian paint, and tetterwort. In traditional medicine, lyre-flower has been used as a remedy for respiratory ailments, skin conditions, and digestive problems. Lyre-flower is a beautiful and versatile plant that adds color and beauty to gardens and natural landscapes, and its various synonyms reflect its many different qualities and uses.
