What is another word for Genus Arctostaphylos?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs ˌɑːktəstɐfˈɪlə͡ʊz] (IPA) 
Genus Arctostaphylos refers to a group of plants commonly known as manzanitas. Manzanitas are evergreen shrubs or small trees that belong to the heather family. These plants are primarily found in North America, including areas in Mexico and the western United States. The genus Arctostaphylos includes around 70 species, some of which are commonly used in landscaping due to their drought tolerance and unique appearance. Other synonyms for Genus Arctostaphylos include the manzanita genus, bearberry, kinnikinnick, and madrone. Their leaves are usually small and leathery, and their flowers are pink or white in color. Each species within the genus is adapted to different environmental conditions, resulting in a remarkable range of forms and appearances.
