Difference between Sagebrush and Sage Brush

SAGEBRUSH vs SAGE BRUSH: NOUN

Any of several North American aromatic shrubs or small trees, of the genus Artemisia, having silvery-grey, green leaves.
A low irregular shrub (Artemisia tridentata), of the order Compositæ, covering vast tracts of the dry alkaline regions of the American plains; -- called also sagebush, and wild sage.
A collective name of various species of Artemisia which cover immense areas on the dry, often alkaline, plains and mountains of the western United States.
An area dominated by sagebrush.
Any of several aromatic plants of the genus Artemisia of the composite family, especially A. tridentata, a shrub of arid regions of western North America, having silver-green leaves and large clusters of small white flower heads.
Any of several North American composite subshrubs of the genera Artemis or Seriphidium

Alternative spelling of sagebrush.
Any of several North American composite subshrubs of the genera Artemis or Seriphidium

Prairie, Pinyon, Understory, Tamarisk, Chaparral, Cheatgrass, Scrub oak, Ponderosa, Rangeland, Bitterbrush, Bunchgrass, Saskatchewan, Diet, Sage, Sage brush

Vegetation, Saltbush, Prairie, Pinyon, Understory, Chaparral, Scrub oak, Ponderosa, Rangeland, Bitterbrush, Bunchgrass, Saskatchewan, Diet, Sage, Sage brush

Also to know, what is sagebrush good for?
They may also move to draws, gently rolling sagebrush hills and sagebrush flats, as well as the sand hills.
Big sagebrush gets its name from its stature and its relation to members of the sagebrush group.
Western juniper has reduced nesting habitat due to a reduction in the amount of sagebrush available through expansion into big sagebrush vegetation types.
Big sagebrush is killed by fire, and does not resprout, but fire stimulates germination of sagebrush seed.
Expansion of conifers into sagebrush steppe is a management concern, since conifers reduce sagebrush cover for wildlife.
Indeed, we can turn the Sagebrush Rebellion into the Sagebrush Solution.".
Wyoming during years when sagebrush density was increasing and an increase after sagebrush control programs were under way.
Major vegetation cover types in NFMGMA associated with biological crust development include low sagebrush and big sagebrush.
There areextensive area dominated by big sagebrush or other sagebrush species.

They respond well to calling, and hunters should focus efforts in sage brush areas, natural openings in forest habitats, or big game winter ranges.
In the spring when they moved to the ranch there was nothing but sage brush.
Sage brush, loco weed, and cactus are spontaneous and the crop never fails.
We had to burn sage brush, dead weeds, or anything we could get.
Dropping down onto the east side, we start to see grasslands, sage brush, mule deer and pronghorn.
North Cascades sage brush landscape where the river for steelhead, Rainbow, Bulltrout and Whitefish exciting!
He started plowing up the sage brush and planting grain.