What is another word for groundsel bush?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈa͡ʊndsə͡l bˈʊʃ] (IPA) 
Groundsel bush is a type of shrub commonly found growing in many parts of the world. It's scientific name is Baccharis halimifolia and is known by many other names such as saltbush, silverling, eastern Baccharis, groundsel tree, and sea myrtle. The shrub belongs to the Asteraceae family, and it thrives in salty, marshy areas. Groundsel bush is a source of food for many animals, including deer, birds, and insects, and it has medicinal properties. Its leaves and bark have been used to treat various conditions, including fever, coughs, and skin irritation for ages. Despite its many names, groundsel bush is a valuable plant that contributes to the ecosystem's balance.
