The phrase "a sagebrush" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of shrub native to arid regions, particularly in the western United States.
Example: "The landscape was dotted with a sagebrush, providing a unique contrast to the rocky terrain."
Alternatives: "a desert shrub" or "a type of shrub".
JOHN HARMS CENTER FOR THE ARTS "Beauty Lou and the Country Beast: A Sagebrush Fairy Tale".
The result is that you can look across a sagebrush expanse and be tricked into thinking it's empty.
This threat is intensified when a sagebrush ecosystem is bounded by naturally unsuitable habitats.
(Ronald Reagan called himself a "sagebrush rebel" while campaigning in Salt Lake City, in 1980, when six Western states had asserted sovereignty over federal land).
(Ronald Reagan called himself a "sagebrush rebel" while campaigning in Salt Lake City, in 1980, when six Western states had asserted sovereignty over federal land.).
The passport scandal seemed at odds with Mr. Baker's carefully honed image as a sagebrush diplomat who had left the mean streets of political infighting far behind.
Our process was applied to a sagebrush-steppe landscape in northern Utah with promising results.
Kwon, H., Pendall, E., Ewers, B. E., Cleary, M. & Naithani, K. Spring drought regulates summernet ecosystem CO2 exchange in a sagebrush-steppe ecosystem.
Also, soil moisture was reported as the main driving factor of growing season NEE in a sagebrush-steppe ecosystem, and that VPD is important when the ecosystem is not limited by SWC42.
The objective of this study was to determine the relationship of vegetation structure and dynamics to CO2 fluxes for a grass and a sagebrush-dominated Southern Plains mixed-grass prairie (latitude 36°36′N, longitude 99°35′W, elevation 630 m) and evaluate their potential for carbon sequestration.
The sage-grouse is a sagebrush-obligate species of conservation concern that was considered for listing under the Endangered Species Act.
