### plant | tracheophyte:

Bush
* Many bushes are kept low due to browsing by deer but some can reach tree-like heights.
* Most bushes attract bugs
  - few bugs
* Most bushes develop root system roots
* Most bushes grow berries
  - for time
* Most bushes have blossoms
  - narrow leaves
  - shoots
  - thorns
* Most bushes produce abundant fruit
  - small fruit
  - succulent fruit
  - reach height
  - vary in height
* Some bushes attract bees
  - butterflies
  - become roots
  - grow along fences
* Some bushes grow in deserts
  - zones
  - to height
* Some bushes have berries
  - shapes
  - help prevent diseases
  - kill plants
* Some bushes produce berries
  - black berries
  - retain fruit
* are low growers, and foliage is dark and plentiful
  - open air
  - presidents
  - restricted by the desert heat
  - self lubricating nylon
  - the first stage of forest regeneration
  - wildernesses
* are woody like trees, but have multiple stems and are generally less than ten meters tall
* can suddenly mutate into piles of corpses.
* come in a multitude of sizes, colors, shapes and many have flowering attributes.
  - sleeping bags
* includes cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
  - xylem
  - moderate heights and are reasonably resistant to disease

### plant | tracheophyte | bush:

Abelia
* takes sun to bright shade and is drought-tolerant once established.
* tolerates partial sun and is drought-resistant but likes water when the soil is dry.

### plant | tracheophyte | bush | andromeda:

Japanese andromeda
* are by nature shapely plants, so little pruning is required.
* broad-leaved evergreen shrub with handsome foliage and graceful flowers.
* is used as a background or specimen plant.

### plant | tracheophyte | bush:

Artemisia
* Most artemisias are from the Mediterranean or Europe.
* are plants
  - shrubs
  - silver-leaved with nondescript flowers
* grows throughout the midwestern United States, and from Canada deep into Mexico.
* is an alliance whose members include groups of doctors, nurses, and various therapists
  - believed to create an unfavorable environment for parasites
  - dried pulverized and formed into shapes
  - used in China, Europe and the United States for it's antiparasitic qualities
* shrub-like perennial that is making new growth at the bottom.
* strongly prefer a dry, well-drained soil.

Banksia
* appear to be polyphyletic.
* ilicifolia is unlike most other banksias.
* marginata the large flowers spikes are very attractive to birds.
* prionotes is one of the most outstanding Banksia species for cut flowers.

### plant | tracheophyte | bush | barberry:

Japanese barberry
* Japanese barberries are barberries.
* is deciduous, and it is one of the first shrubs to leaf out in spring
  - eaten by ruffed grouse, bobwhite, and pheasant
* knows no boundaries and can survive in open space or forested areas.

Bellyache bush
* is well adapted to a range of soil types.
* occurs across northern Australia, but never in the south.

Blue cohosh
* are shrubs.
* grows throughout North America
  - wild throughout eastern North America, preferring moist soil and partial shade
* is an entirely different herb
  - contraindicated except during and just before labour
* is potentially more dangerous because it contains chemicals that are toxic to the heart

Blue star
* Most blue stars are young and hot, up to ten times hotter than our Sun.
* are considerably hotter than red stars
  - extremely hot, red stars are relatively cool
  - hotter than yellow stars and yellow stars are hotter than red ones
* sapphires with six rays are favorite stones.
* shine through reddish clouds in the Cone Nebula.

Blueberry bush
* are bushs
  - crop plants
  - deciduous and lose their leaves in the winter
  - either lowbush, highbush, or rabbiteye
* require two gallons of water every week during the growing season.
* vary in shapes and sizes.
* work best in sandy soil.