What is another word for Parthenium Integrifolium?
Pronunciation: [pɑːθˈiːni͡əm ɪntˌɛɡɹɪfˈə͡ʊli͡əm] (IPA) 
Parthenium Integrifolium is a flowering plant native to North America, commonly known as wild quinine. It's a member of the Asteraceae family and has many synonyms such as Conyza integrifolia, Amauria integrifolia, and Nannoglottis integrifolia. It has an attractive appearance with white, daisy-like flowers that bloom in the summer and fall. Wild Quinine has versatile uses in traditional medicine and is used as a tonic, anti-inflammatory, and fever-reducer. The plant grows up to three feet tall, and each stem has multiple branches. It is also a popular choice of plant for butterfly gardens, and because of its medicinal properties, it is also used in the pharmaceutical industry.
