What is another word for Genus Wyethia?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs wa͡ɪˈɛθi͡ə] (IPA) 
Genus Wyethia is a group of perennial herbs native to North America. The common name for this genus is mules ear due to the long, furry leaves that resemble the ears of a mule. There are a few synonyms that describe this plant. One synonym is Balsamorhiza, which means "resin-root" in Greek, referring to the thick, aromatic roots of the plant. Another synonym is Syncalathium, which means "fused basket" in Greek, describing the cluster of flower heads that appear like a single basket. Other synonyms include Mule's Ears and False Sunflower. These synonyms provide additional insight into the unique features of this interesting and beautiful plant.
