What is another word for marchantia?
Pronunciation: [mˈɑːt͡ʃanʃə] (IPA) 
Marchantia is a type of liverwort commonly found in damp environments and often used in scientific studies. Synonyms for this plant include Marchantia polymorpha, common liverwort, and umbrella liverwort. Other names for marchantia include "scale moss" and "stone liverwort." Some language translations of the word marchantia include "mátestormur" in Icelandic, "jávhringur" in Faroese, and "juostuotis" in Lithuanian. Despite its humble appearance, marchantia has been utilized both medicinally and as a natural dye throughout history and continues to be studied for its potential therapeutic applications.
