Russian Olive trees are commonly found in North America and are often used for decorative purposes due to their silver-green leaves and vibrant yellow flowers. They are also known for their hardiness and tolerance to various environmental conditions. Some synonyms commonly used to refer to Russian Olive trees include oleaster, silver berry, and buffaloberry. Other related terms include sea buckthorn, autumn olive, and wolfberry. Despite their charming appearance, Russian Olive trees are considered invasive in some regions and can have negative impacts on native plant species. As such, they are often subject to management efforts to control their spread.