What is another word for black greasewood?
Pronunciation: [blˈak ɡɹˈiːswʊd] (IPA) 
Black greasewood, also known as chico brush, is a type of shrub commonly found in arid regions of North America. The plant is known for its hardiness and ability to thrive in harsh environments, and is often used for erosion control and habitat restoration projects. There are a few different synonyms that are commonly used to refer to black greasewood, including four-wing saltbush, shadscale, and spiny saltbush. Each of these names refers to a specific variety or subspecies of the plant, which may have slightly different characteristics or growing habits. Regardless of the name, black greasewood remains a valuable component of many desert ecosystems.
