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The Joshua Tree

Tree native to the Mojave Desert.

Joshua Tree Nolina

A prominent species of tree native to the Mojave Desert in the southwestern United States, scientifically known as Ficus palmata. The Joshua Tree is characterized by its unique branching pattern resembling a human hand, with long spines and clusters of small white flowers. It plays an important ecological role in desert ecosystems, providing habitat for various wildlife species.

Etymology

The name 'Joshua Tree' is believed to come from the biblical figure Joshua, leader of the Israelites.

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

tree

Meronyms — Parts or Components

branches spines flowers

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

Mojave Desert

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