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- noun uncountable Mahonia trifoliolata, a rounded evergreen shrub with high heat tolerance, native to the
United States andMexico . - noun countable, rare The red
berry of Mahonia trifoliolata, often used injellies .
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Examples
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Drier (or eroded) areas support desert shrubs such as lotebush, agarita, tree cholla, and ephedra.
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Ecoregion 27m has a higher proportion of southwestern flora than elsewhere in Oklahoma; lotebush, ephedra, tobosa grass, agarita, and pencil cholla occur.
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Managed lands are restoring the bird's diminishing habitat of open grasslands, shin oak and understory brush such as sumac, buckeye and agarita.
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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For the look of holly leaves, agarita is the native to consider even though it isn't a true holly.
Corpus Christi Caller Times, Caller.com Stories Michael Womack 2009
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For the look of holly leaves, agarita is the native to consider even though it isn't a true holly.
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For the look of holly leaves, agarita is the native to consider even though it isn't a true holly.
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For the look of holly leaves, agarita is the native to consider even though it isn't a true holly.
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