What is another word for false tamarisk?
Pronunciation: [fˈɒls tˈaməɹˌɪsk] (IPA) 
The false tamarisk, also known as the tamarix imbricata, is a plant species that belongs to the tamarisk family. Its unique characteristic is its ability to grow in saline soils and coastal regions. There are several synonyms for the false tamarisk, including salt cedar, athel tree, and quail bush. The false tamarisk is often confused with the true tamarisk because of their similar appearance, but they differ in their botanical classification. The term salt cedar is commonly used to refer to the false tamarisk because of its ability to grow well in salty environments. The athel tree and quail bush are also used to describe the false tamarisk, referring to the tree's importance in providing cover for quail birds in the wild.
