What is another word for baccharis?

Pronunciation: [bˈakɑːɹˌɪs] (IPA)

Baccharis is a genus of flowering plants that belongs to the Asteraceae family. It comprises over 400 species of shrubs and trees known for their medicinal and ornamental value. Synonyms for this term include the common name of "dogwood" due to the similarity of its leaf structure. Other synonyms include "groundsel tree," "holy tree," and "cabeza de viejo," which means "old man's head" in Spanish. Baccharis species are native to the Americas, with the bulk of their distribution occurring in South America. These plants have a rich history of use by indigenous cultures for their healing properties, and they continue to be an important source of medicine today.

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What are the hyponyms for Baccharis?

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What are the holonyms for Baccharis?

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Usage examples for Baccharis

The Chief of the Sweet Odours, pale and long as a waxen torch, came up to Hamilcar to crush a roll of metopion in his hands, while two others rubbed his heels with leaves of baccharis.
"Salammbo"
Gustave Flaubert
Neither Crespi nor Anza nor Font gives any hint of the heavy infiltration of shrubby vegetation, such as baccharis, poison oak, or other chapparal species, which now extend down the entire slope of the hills from Crockett to Martinez.
"The Aboriginal Population of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, California"
S. F. Cook

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