What is another word for bristly sarsaparilla?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈɪstli sˌɑːsɐpɐɹˈɪlə] (IPA) 
Bristly sarsaparilla is a type of perennial plant found in North America. Also known as "wild liquorice" or "mountain sarsaparilla," it has long, tough, bristly stems that grow up to 2 meters high. The stem, root, and leaves of the plant are commonly used to make herbal tonics, teas, and syrups due to their high medicinal value. However, there are many synonyms for bristly sarsaparilla, such as haystack weed, briary sarsaparilla, wild kudzu, Rocky Mountain sarsaparilla, or bristly ivy. Despite its spiky exterior, this plant has a long history of being used as an herbal remedy for various ailments, from respiratory issues to arthritis.
