What is another word for blunt-leaf heath?
Pronunciation: [blˈʌntlˈiːf hˈiːθ] (IPA) 
Blunt-leaf heath is a small shrub that is native to heath and moorland areas of Scotland and Wales, but also in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. This plant is known for its broad, blunt leaves and its ability to thrive in poor soil conditions. Synonyms for the blunt-leaf heath include Erica lusitanica, Erica cinerea, and Calluna vulgaris. These alternative names are used to refer to the same plant and can be used interchangeably. The blunt-leaf heath is a member of the heather family, which includes over 4,000 species of shrubs and herbs found throughout the world.
