emu bush

The term "emu bush" refers to various Australian shrubs, particularly from the genus Eremophila, known for their resilience in arid conditions and cultural significance.

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Definition

B2Botany

(technical, scientific)A type of shrub native to Australia, belonging to the genus Eremophila, known for its colorful, tubular flowers and ability to thrive in dry environments.

Example

  • The emu bush is often used in arid landscape designs due to its drought tolerance.

C1Ethnobotany

(cultural, traditional)An Australian shrub used by Indigenous people for its medicinal properties, including treatments for colds, headaches, and wounds.

Example

  • Indigenous communities have used the emu bush for centuries in their traditional medicine practices.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "emu bush":

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