Definitions:

1. A large genus of aromatic shrubs and small trees, often with fluffy white or gray seed heads, found mainly in North and South America. NOUN
   • The baccharis thicket provided shelter for small creatures and nesting birds.
2. Refers to a genus of plants in the ester family, native to the Americas, including many shrubs and small trees commonly found in coastal, desert, and scrub habitats. NOUN
   • The aroma of baccharis filled the air, a heady scent evoking coastal marshes.

Synonyms:

• baccharises
• brooms