Latin name:	Heuchera richardsonii R. Br.
Botanical family:	Saxifragaceae
Growth habit:	Herb
Vernacular name(s):	Richardson's alumroot (Eng.) heuchère de Richardson (Fr.) pithikocipihk (Cree) ciwade'imin'ibûg (Ojibwa)
Uses:	• Roots : Chewed or made into a decoction taken in diarrhoea. Infusion used to wash sore eyes [Cree 95]. Dried, chewed and the juice swallowed in stomach pain. Chewed in sore mouth. Decoction used to treat sore eyes [Ojibwa 47].