rabbitweed

• Sous-arbrisseau bas et collant du sud-ouest des États-Unis, caractérisé par des feuilles étroites et linéaires sur de nombreuses tiges fines et des centaines de petites inflorescences jaunes.

A low-growing sticky subshrub native to the southwestern United States, characterized by narrow linear leaves on many slender branches and hundreds of tiny yellow flower heads.

1. A type of shrubC1formalamerican

   A low-growing, sticky subshrub native to the southwestern United States, characterized by narrow linear leaves on many slender branches and numerous tiny yellow flower heads.

   Lapin herbacé (arbuste du genre Chrysothamnus)

   • The rabbitweed thrives in the arid soils of the southwestern deserts.
   • During spring, the hillsides are dotted with the yellow blooms of rabbitweed.
   • Botanists study rabbitweed for its adaptation to dry climates.

   Synonymesbroomweedrabbit-weedsnakeweed