What is another word for marsh elder?
Pronunciation: [mˈɑːʃ ˈɛldə] (IPA) 
Marsh elder, also known as Iva annua, is a herbaceous plant that grows in wetlands. It has several synonyms that are used interchangeably depending on the region or language. The plant is commonly referred to as feverweed, ragweed, goose tongue, or wild sage. The term feverweed comes from its use in folk medicine to induce fever and sweat as a remedy for certain ailments. Ragweed name, on the other hand, comes from the shape and texture of its leaves. Goose tongue and wild sage names are derived from its pungent, sage-like aroma. Regardless of the name, marsh elder is a useful plant with various applications in medicine, animal feed, and food.
