What is another word for psoralea?
Pronunciation: [sɔːɹˈe͡ɪli͡ə] (IPA) 
Psoralea is a genus of flowering plants that belongs to the legume family. The word "psoralea" comes from the Greek word "psora," which means "itch." Psoralea is also known by other names, including Psoralid, Scurfpea, and Fringed Indian Breadroot. These synonyms describe the plant's unique attributes and uses. Some species of the psoralea plant have medicinal properties and are used to treat skin conditions, while others are used as food and have a nutty flavor. Additionally, psoralid has been traditionally used for its insecticidal properties, and scurfpea and fringed Indian breadroot refer to the plant's appearance and its usage in Native American cuisine.
