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Coyote Bush

Description:

Coyote bush, also known as Baccharis pilularis, is a native shrub native to the western United States. It is a member of the sunflower family and typically grows in sunny and dry or coastal areas. Coyote bush is characterized by its dense clusters of small, yellow flowers and aromatic leaves. It is often used in landscaping for erosion control and as a habitat for wildlife.

Senses and Usages:

Noun - Plant:

1. A small, evergreen shrub with leathery leaves, native to the western US. (e.g. The coyote bush serves as a natural barrier on the outskirts of the nature reserve.)

Noun - Wildlife Habitat:

2. An important habitat for various wildlife species, including birds and insects, due to its dense foliage and abundant nectar. (e.g. The coyote bush provides a sheltered habitat for nesting birds.)

Noun - Landscape Use:

3. A popular choice for landscaping projects, especially in coastal or dry regions, for its erosion control properties and attractive appearance. (e.g. The garden was adorned with colorful flowers and coyote bushes.)

Sample Sentences:

• The hiker caught a glimpse of a coyote near the coyote bush.
• Butterflies were seen fluttering around the blooming coyote bush in the garden.
• Landscapers often utilize coyote bush to prevent soil erosion on slopes.
• The coyote bush is known for its tolerance to drought conditions.

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