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staggerbush

/ˈstæɡ.ə.bʊʃ/

Traducción: Arbusto caducifolio nativo de la llanura costera del este de Estados Unidos, con flores colgantes de color blanco rosáceo y conocido por su toxicidad para el ganado.

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noun

formalcommonscientific/ˈstæɡ.ə.bʊʃ/

A deciduous shrub native to the coastal plain of the eastern United States, characterized by nodding pinkish-white flowers and known to be poisonous to livestock.

  • 🇪🇸Arbusto caducifolio nativo de la llanura costera del este de Estados Unidos, con flores colgantes de color blanco rosáceo y conocido por su toxicidad para el ganado.
  1. Deciduous shrub C2 formal american

    A deciduous shrub native to the coastal plain of the eastern United States, characterized by nodding pinkish-white flowers and known to be poisonous to livestock.

    • The staggerbush is commonly found in the sandy soils of the southeastern coastal plains.
    • Farmers are cautious of staggerbush because it can be toxic to cattle.
    • During spring, the staggerbush produces delicate, nodding pinkish-white blossoms.

    🇪🇸Estírax enano