Artemisia tridentata
This plant grows in pinyon-juniper woodland and open shrubland. It may be a dominant plant at disturbed sites, such as washes. The soil is rocky, gravelly, or sandy. Associated plants include "Pinus edulis", "Juniperus monosperma", "Juniperus scopulorum", "Symphoricarpos oreophilus", "Cercocarpus montanus", "Artemisia tridentata", "Eriogonum jamesii", "Oryzopsis hymenoides", "Oryzopsis micrantha", "Mentzelia multiflora" var. "leucopetala", "Bouteloua gracilis", "Rhus trilobata", "Heterotheca villosa", "Cylindropuntia imbricata", and "Opuntia phaeacantha".