What is another word for northern dune tansy?
Pronunciation: [nˈɔːðən djˈuːn tˈanzi] (IPA) 
Northern dune tansy, scientifically known as Tanacetum bipinnatum, is a herbaceous plant species that is commonly found growing along the coastal sand dunes of North America. This perennial plant is also commonly referred to as camphorweed, tansy or western tansy. It is also known by other common names such as fetid tansy, horseweed, and lacy tansy. In addition, the species is often referred to as the bicolored tansy, Virginia tansy, or the yellow tansy. Northern dune tansy is well-known for its medicinal applications and its strong camphor-like aroma that gives it its characteristic smell. Ultimately, regardless of what you call it, this plant is an important member of the coastal dune ecosystem.
