What is another word for thalictrum?
Pronunciation: [θˈalɪktɹəm] (IPA) 
Thalictrum is a genus of perennial flowering plants that belongs to the Ranunculaceae family. The genus name Thalictrum comes from the Greek word "thaliktron," which means a plant with leaves resembling the thallus of seaweed. Thalictrum plants are also known as meadow-rues and are admired for their delicate appearance and charming blooms. Some of the synonyms for Thalictrum include meadow rue, liverwort, globe flower, foam flower, and burnet saxifrage. These synonyms describe the plant's features, such as its preference for meadows and water bodies, its delicate globular flowers, and its resemblance to foam and liverworts. Thalictrum plants are perfect for adding a soft touch to your garden or landscape design.
