#chamise

• Adenostoma — A genus of shrubby plants in the Rosaceae family, native to the chaparral ecoregions of California and Baja California. These plants are structurally characterized by small, linear, often resinous leaves, and dense inflorescences with white flowers, showing a remarkable adaptation to wildfires through their ability to sprout rapidly from deep roots after burning.
• Adenostoma fasciculatum — A species of xerophytic perennial shrub native to California and northern Baja California, belonging to the Rosaceae family, popularly known as chamise. This plant represents a dominant structural component of the chaparral ecosystem, characterized by small, linear, fascicled needle-like leaves adapted to extreme drought, and by woody stems rich in flammable resins that promote rapid regeneration after fires.