What is another word for desert holly?
Pronunciation: [dˈɛsət hˈɒli] (IPA) 
Desert holly, known scientifically as Atriplex hymenelytra, is a plant species usually found in dry habitats such as deserts or arid plains. It is also known by several other common names, including Saltbush, Creosote bush, and Caltrop. The plant is characterized by its miniature shrubbery and sharp, spiny leaves, which makes it a prime example of desert flora. The leaves of desert holly can be used to make natural dye while its ashes can be used for soap production. The plant also boasts of other medicinal qualities such as treating skin infections and insect bites, making it an invaluable plant species in many parts of the world.
