Ecology and Management of Creosotebush
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
Creosotebush, also called greasewood, is an evergreen shrub that is abundant and widespread in the deserts of the southwestern USA and northern Mexico. This publication describes the plant's physical attributes and cultural uses as well as its value to livestock and wildlife. As well, creosote bush competes with desirable forage for moisture and nutrients, so chemical, mechanical, and prescribed burning are explained as management strategies. (2 pages)
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