What is another word for squaw-bush?
Pronunciation: [skwˈɔːbˈʊʃ] (IPA) 
Squaw-bush, also known as Skunkbush and Sumac, is a popular shrub that is native to the American Southwest. It belongs to the Anacardiaceae family and is known for its fragrant leaves and small, bright red berries. The plant is often used for medicinal purposes and as a flavoring for food and drinks.
Some synonyms for the Squaw-bush include Sour-bush, California Sumac, Skunkweed, and Lemonade Sumac. These alternative names give a hint of the plant's unique properties, from its sour taste to its skunky odor. Despite their differences, all these synonyms refer to the same plant with its distinctively fragrant leaves and red berries.
Whether you call it Squaw-bush, Sumac, Skunkbush, or any of its other synonyms, this plant will always be a beloved and useful member of the American Southwest's flora.
