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Noun big sagebrush has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: Big SagebrushDescription:Big Sagebrush refers to a type of shrub that belongs to the Artemisia genus and is native to arid regions of North America. It is characterized by its woody stems, gray-green leaves, and bundle of distinct, silvery-green needles. Senses and Usages:Noun - Botany:1. A common name for the Artemisia tridentata shrub that is prevalent in the western United States. Example sentence: The big sagebrush covers vast stretches of the high desert landscape. Noun - Wildlife:2. The sheltering plant utilized by various wildlife species as a habitat, food source, and protection from predators. Example sentence: The cottontail rabbit nested near the big sagebrush to stay safe from predators. Noun - Fragrance:3. A substance extracted or derived from the leaves of the big sagebrush, often used in the production of perfumes. Example sentence: The perfume had a unique scent of big sagebrush, evoking the fragrances of the desert. Related Products: | ||||
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