What is another word for puccoon?
Pronunciation: [pʌkˈuːn] (IPA) 
Puccoon is a term used to describe the plant, Lithospermum, which is commonly found in North America and has vivid yellow, red, or brownish-red dyes extracted from its roots. Synonyms for the plant, puccoon include bloodwort, redroot, and Indian paint. These synonyms are derived from the plant's traditional uses in making dyes, medicine, and as a food source for indigenous people. Additionally, puccoon is sometimes referred to as bear's ear, a name that honors the animal's role in dispersing the plant's seeds. Though not as commonly known as other plants, puccoon has a rich history and continues to be valued for its natural colors and medicinal properties.
