What is another word for Myrica Pensylvanica?
Pronunciation: [mˈa͡ɪɹɪkə pˌɛnsɪlvˈanɪkə] (IPA) 
Myrica Pensylvanica is a type of shrub or small tree, commonly known as the Northern Bayberry or Wax Myrtle. Other synonyms for Myrica Pensylvanica include:
- Morella Pensylvanica: This name is commonly used in Europe and is interchangeable with Myrica Pensylvanica. It is derived from the Greek word "morea," meaning mulberry.
- Candleberry: Refers to the waxy coating on the fruit of the Myrica Pensylvanica, which can be melted down to make candles.
- Bayberry: This name comes from the scent of the foliage, which is similar to that of the Bay Leaf.
- Waxberry: Similar to Candleberry, this name alludes to the waxy coating on the fruit.
- American Bayberry: A designated common name for Myrica Pensylvanica, referencing the plant's presence in the Americas.
