What is Myosotis?
Myosotis is any plant belonging to the genus Myosotis, of the Borage family, having basal leaves and pink or white flowers, such as the forget-me-not. It comes from the Latin word mouse due to that fact that the leaves feel furry like mouse ears.
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Lawanta
The Forget-Me-Not is Alaska's state flower... it's a pretty, pale blue 💙
earlepg
I clicked on the referenced dictionary site and then, within that site (at the top), entered "myosotis". That said that it was a plant (as described).
Entering "myositis", the dictionary returned with the muscle.
I don't see anything wrong with this question and answer.
georgie
Reference link incorrect. Answer option could be muscle spasm which is spelt Myositis
tbear
Rob Farr, 👍😊
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Todd Cates, 👍😊
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Paul Davies
it is both , a muscular swelling and a plant
Richard G Schwartz
Never heard of it.
Carl Belken
This question has a bad reference link that does not support the explanation.
Chris Braid
I was expecting a muscular spasm to be one of the answers!
Ilias Tsiabardas
Didn't know this I used the50/50
Cheryl Perkins
The Borage in my garden is in full bloom at the moment.
Darlene Yarbrough
Good guess 😆.
Alick Wills
Remember it from the rare Chatham Islands forget-me-not.
Denis Frenette
Myosotis sylvatica