brittlebush

• Arbusto aromático arredondado nativo do sudoeste dos Estados Unidos e do norte do México, com caules quebradiços, folhas pequenas e agrupadas de cor verde-azulada e flores amarelas; sua resina é usada em incenso, verniz e medicina popular.

A fragrant rounded shrub native to the southwestern United States and adjacent Mexico, characterized by brittle stems, small crowded blue-green leaves, and yellow flowers; its resin is used in incense, varnish, and folk medicine.

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   A fragrant, rounded shrub native to the southwestern United States and Mexico, with brittle stems, small blue-green leaves, and yellow flowers. Its resin is used in incense, varnish, and folk medicine.

   Arbusto do deserto

   • The brittlebush blooms with bright yellow flowers after the winter rains.
   • Native Americans traditionally used brittlebush resin as a natural glue.
   • The brittle stems of the brittlebush snap easily in the dry desert wind.

   Sinônimosbrittle bushincienso