Cardamine flexuosa

This is a small flowering plant growing to a height of no more than 30 cm, usually annual or short-lived perennial, with few short, erect stems. The leaves pinnate, mostly at the base, each with about 5 pairs of rounded leaflets. Flowers very small, white, 3 – 4 mm across with 6 stamens. Fruits of C. flexuosa generally do not overtop the flowers, a feature distinguishing it from Cardamine hirsuta.^[2]

It is native to the British Isles,^[3]: 401 Europe, North Africa, Turkey and Iran and widely introduced elsewhere.^[4]

In Ireland common in woods shady and damp places.^[5][2]

In Northeast Indian State, Manipur, it is eaten and often used as garnishing Eromba and known as Chaantruk.^{[citation needed]}