Nolina microcarpa is a species of plant that is commonly known as the sacahuista or bear grass. Synonyms for this plant include Nolina microcarpa var. bosworthii, which is a variety of the plant found in Arizona and New Mexico. Other synonyms include Nolina macrocarpa, Nolina taeda, and Nolina texana. In addition to its use as a decorative plant, sacahuista has a long history of use by Native American communities for weaving baskets, sandals, and other items. The plant's long, tough fibers have also been used for making rope and even paper. Overall, sacahuista is a versatile plant with many synonyms and numerous cultural and practical uses.