What is another word for mount cook lily?
Pronunciation: [mˈa͡ʊnt kˈʊk lˈɪli] (IPA) 
Mount Cook Lily is a beautiful flower found in New Zealand's South Island. Its scientific name is Ranunculus lyallii, but it's commonly known as Mount Cook Lily because it's found in the Mount Cook region. It's a unique and mesmerizing flower with white petals and a yellow center. Some synonyms for Mount Cook Lily include Alpine Buttercup, Lyall's Buttercup, and White Alpine Ranunculus. These synonyms are used to describe the same flower but with different names. This flower was named after David Lyall, a Scottish botanist who discovered it in 1846. The Mount Cook Lily is a popular tourist destination, and it's often seen in the logos and postcards of New Zealand's tourism industry.
